| | Quality Lines Qual Saf Health Care. 2004 February; 13(1): 1. doi: 10.1136/qhc.13.1.1-a.PMCID: PMC1758060 Editorials Improving quality and safety of telephone based delivery of care: teaching telephone consultation skills J Car, G Freeman, M Partridge, and A Sheikh PMCID: PMC1758049 Open disclosure: the only approach to medical error R Lamb PMCID: PMC1758054 Quality and safety in health care: plus ça change, plus ça ne reste plus la même chose F Moss PMCID: PMC1758061 A new structure for quality improvement reports F Moss and R Thomson PMCID: PMC1758065 Commentaries Defining and classifying medical error: lessons for learning K Sutcliffe PMCID: PMC1758072 Does appropriate prescribing result in safer care? V. Kazandjian PMCID: PMC1758051 Readmission to hospital: a measure of quality or outcome? A Clarke PMCID: PMC1758069 Preserving moral quality in research, audit, and quality improvement L Doyal PMCID: PMC1758050 Iatrogenic illness: a call for decision support tools to reduce unnecessary variation A Morris PMCID: PMC1758055 Original Articles Defining and classifying medical error: lessons for patient safety reporting systems M Tamuz, E Thomas, and K Franchois PMCID: PMC1758057 Investigation of systems to prevent diversion of opiate drugs in general practice in the UK R Baker, P Moss, D Upton, and J Pankhania PMCID: PMC1758056 Data feedback efforts in quality improvement: lessons learned from US hospitals E Bradley, E Holmboe, J Mattera, S Roumanis, M Radford, and H Krumholz PMCID: PMC1758048 Are diagnosis specific outcome indicators based on administrative data useful in assessing quality of hospital care? I Scott, D Youlden, and M Coory PMCID: PMC1758063 The use of prescribing indicators to measure the quality of care in psychiatric inpatients C Paton and P Lelliott PMCID: PMC1758059 Is readmission to hospital an indicator of poor process of care for patients with heart failure? J Luthi, B Burnand, W McClellan, S Pitts, and W Flanders PMCID: PMC1758058 Quality Improvement Report Introducing criteria based audit into Ugandan maternity units* A Weeks, G Alia, S Ononge, A Mutungi, E Otolorin, and F Mirembe PMCID: PMC1758074 Organisational Matter Organisational trust: the keystone to patient safety J Firth-Cozens PMCID: PMC1758064 The next phase of healthcare improvement: what can we learn from social movements? P Bate, G Robert, and H Bevan PMCID: PMC1758052 Developing Research and Practice When does quality improvement count as research? Human subject protection and theories of knowledge J Lynn PMCID: PMC1758070 World View Quest for quality care and patient safety: the case of Singapore M Lim PMCID: PMC1758053 Classic Paper Iatrogenic illness on a general medical service at a university hospital* K Steel, P Gertman, C Crescenzi, and J Anderson PMCID: PMC1758071 Heroes and Martyrs of Quality and Safety "Cotton Mather, you dog, dam you! I'l inoculate you with this; with a pox to you": smallpox inoculation, Boston, 1721 M Best, D Neuhauser, and L Slavin PMCID: PMC1758062 Book Reviews Healthcare Performance and Organisational Culture K Sutherland PMCID: PMC1758068 Regulating Healthcare: a Prescription for Improvement? S Leatherman and K Sutherland PMCID: PMC1758066 Electronic Pages Qual Saf Health Care. 2004 February; 13(1): ee1. PMCID: PMC1758067 Qual Saf Health Care. 2004 February; 13(1): ee2. PMCID: PMC1758047 |
