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|Articles|September 27, 2004
Wash. hospitals improve their record in cutting med errors
Health institutions in Washington State can compare notes on how they're doing in terms of improving patient safety by perus- ing a new report issued by the Washington State Medical Education and Research Foundation. The WSM-ERF report evaluated current safety procedures, identified barriers to improvements, and recommended future actions for the state's hospitals, clinics, and other health organizations.
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