| | Editorials Finding safety in medical education D Stevens PMCID: PMC1743594 Quality improvement research: understanding the science of change in health care R Grol, R Baker, and F Moss PMCID: PMC1743590 Championing patient safety: going global L. Donaldson PMCID: PMC1743596 Patient safety research: does it have legs? R Lilford PMCID: PMC1743601 Commentaries Anxiety as a barrier to risk management J Firth-Cozens PMCID: PMC1743607 Risk management or safety first? G Knox PMCID: PMC1743609 Patient centred care: essential but probably not sufficient K Kizer PMCID: PMC1743610 Impact of national guidelines on use of surgery for glue ear in England D Keeley PMCID: PMC1743613 Simulation for training is effective when ... E Salas and C Burke PMCID: PMC1743617 Original Articles Reduction in the use of surgery for glue ear: did national guidelines have an impact? N Black and A Hutchings PMCID: PMC1743616 Quality assessment for three common conditions in primary care: validity and reliability of review criteria developed by expert panels for angina, asthma and type 2 diabetes S Campbell, M Hann, J Hacker, A Durie, A Thapar, and M Roland PMCID: PMC1743588 Patients' Evaluation of the Quality of Diabetes Care (PEQD): development and validation of a new instrument F Pouwer and F Snoek PMCID: PMC1743604 Scope and nature of prescribing decisions made by general practitioners P Denig, C Witteman, and H Schouten PMCID: PMC1743618 Classic Paper: An Introduction Incident reporting: science or protoscience? Ten years later H Kaplan and P Barach PMCID: PMC1743593 Speak up National campaign urges patients to join safety effort PMCID: PMC1743598 Classic Paper Qualitative versus quantitative research — balancing cost, yield and feasibility* W Runciman PMCID: PMC1743602 Quality Improvement Research Qualitative methods in research on healthcare quality C Pope, P van Royen, and R Baker PMCID: PMC1743608 Research on patients' views in the evaluation and improvement of quality of care M Wensing and G Elwyn PMCID: PMC1743612 Risk Management The need for risk management to evolve to assure a culture of safety* A Kuhn and B Youngberg PMCID: PMC1743589 Education, Training and Learning Value of a cognitive simulation in medicine: towards optimizing decision making performance of healthcare personnel U Satish and S Streufert PMCID: PMC1743599 Educating physicians prepared to improve care and safety is no accident: it requires a systematic approach D Aron and L Headrick PMCID: PMC1743611 Viewpoint Ingredients for change: revisiting a conceptual framework J Rycroft-Malone, A Kitson, G Harvey, B McCormack, K Seers, A Titchen, and C Estabrooks PMCID: PMC1743587 Consumers' View Consumer involvement—a vital piece of the quality quilt: the California HealthCare Foundation's strategy for engaging California consumers A Monroe PMCID: PMC1743600 After Bristol: putting patients at the centre* A. Coulter PMCID: PMC1743614 Effectiveness Bulletin Homoeopathy S O'Meara, P Wilson, C Bridle, K Wright, and J Kleijnen PMCID: PMC1743586 Obituary John Meyer Eisenberg, MD P. Barach, B. Frist, L. Donaldson, D. Berwick, A. Relman, and N. Foster PMCID: PMC1743595 JournalScan Challenging assumptions about quality T Smith PMCID: PMC1743605 CyberSpace Qual Saf Health Care. 2002 June; 11(2): 200–201. doi: 10.1136/qhc.11.2.200.PMCID: PMC1743591 Heroes and Martyrs of Quality and Safety Too good to last: did Cleveland Health Quality Choice leave a legacy and lessons to be learned? D Neuhauser and D Harper PMCID: PMC1743597 Action Points Qual Saf Health Care. 2002 June; 11(2): 204. doi: 10.1136/qhc.11.2.204.PMCID: PMC1743606 BMJ Journals Free to the Developing World Now free for the 100 poorest countries PMCID: PMC1743592 Journal Matter Original table of contents page |
