… Search terms included those corresponding to patient safety, medical errors and adverse
events combined with terms describing the emergency department setting. Other search …

… Objectives This study describes the proportion of emergency department (ED) returns within
7 days due to adverse events, defined as adverse outcomes related to healthcare received. …

… of treatment-related adverse outcomes or adverse events. No studies have prospectively
evaluated adverse events in patients discharged home from the emergency department (ED). …

… First, self-reporting is subject to the possibility of bias, including selective reporting of intubation
attempts, failures, and adverse events. Our rate of adverse events is low compared with …

… associated with “emergency department,” “boarding,” and “adverse events,” … emergency
room OR emergency department OR emergency patient OR emergency patients OR emergency …

… adverse events in the emergency department (ED), to characterize patient reports of errors
and to compare patient reports to events … Responses regarding events were tabulated and …

… We estimated the number of emergency department visits for adverse events associated
with dietary supplements in the United States using 10 years of data (from January 1, 2004, …

… In order to prevent adverse events (AE), an understanding of the nature of events in the ED
would be advantageous. AE seldom happen in isolation, but are the result of many factors, …

… presenting to the emergency department (ED) because of an adverse drug event and to
compare … and documentation of adverse events by physicians, thought to affect 38% to 49% of …

… the types and risk of adverse events in high-acuity areas of the emergency department (ED). …
estimated that 3% of all adverse events occur in the emergency department (ED).This may …