Conducting a Root-Cause Analysis of Infection-Related Sentinel Events Complying with NPSG.07.02.01

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Publisher： Joint Commission Resources

ISSN： 1534-5181

Source： Joint Commission Perspectives on Patient Safety, Vol.8, Iss.7, 2008-07, pp. : 1-5

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