June 1, 2013

Implementing a daily huddle protects patients, avoids delays

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Sixth in a series on ten elements of safer surgery.   Could you and your team find 30 minutes a day to prepare for the next day’s surgical schedule? The effort can be worthwhile. A Chicago-area hospital has found that a half-hour daily huddle not only heads…
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