Improving Patient Safety: How and Why to Self-Report Sentinel Events

Publisher： Joint Commission Resources

E-ISSN： 1938-1301|13|5|1-15

ISSN： 1542-8672

Source： Joint Commission: The Source, Vol.13, Iss.5, 2015-05, pp. : 1-15

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