Performance Characteristics of a Methodology to Quantify Adverse Events over Time in Hospitalized Patients
Paul J. Sharek(University of Washington), Christopher P. Landrigan(Boston Children's Hospital), Andrew Hackbarth(RAND Corporation), Kate Bones(Institute for Healthcare Improvement), Roger K. Resar(Mother and Infant Research Activities), Gareth Parry(Cambridge Health Alliance), Dale A. Rhoda(The Ohio State University), Donald A. Goldmann(Boston Children's Hospital), Frances A. Griffin(Institute for Healthcare Improvement)
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