The Safe Patient Project is an advocacy project hosted by Consumers Union. In the project, Consumers Union supports various individual activists in organizing to conduct campaigns to increase patient safety.
Many members of the Safe Patient Project share common concerns. The following Wikipedia articles are of shared interest.
For anyone interested in developing any of these articles, remember that content added to Wikipedia should summarize significant media coverage from reliable sources and cite those sources.
Articles relating to Medical Harm | |||
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article | traffic in April 2014* | sources cited | change summary |
Central venous catheter | 25476 | ||
Clostridium difficile | 66810 | ||
Hand washing | 8428 | ||
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act | 51873 | ||
Iatrogenesis | 14755 | ||
Medical device | 18389 | ||
Medical malpractice | 12514 | ||
Medical error | 6499 | ||
Hospital-acquired pneumonia | 7720 | ||
Hospital-acquired infection | 17430 | ||
Patient safety | 5212 | ||
Pharmacovigilance | 16122 | ||
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus | 85239 |
Are you aware of any published review of a particular hospital? If that review is from a reliable source such as a journal, newspaper, or magazine, then you may summarize that review, cite it, then put it into the Wikipedia article on that hospital. People who search for that hospital by name are likely to find the information you share.
Are you aware of a piece of legislation which is under public discussion and which has been reviewed in a publication? Federal laws often already have Wikipedia articles describing them. Local laws may or may not. If you think people are seeking information on a particular law by searching for it on the Internet by name, then contributing to Wikipedia may be a method for helping people get unbiased information about law.
The following concepts currently have no Wikipedia article, but instead redirect to existing Wikipedia articles if people try to access them. Does enough published information exist to give these topics their own articles? If so, the first step to creating a new article is collecting sources of information from which to create the new article.
Articles relating to Safe Patient Project interests | ||||||
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proposed article | currently redirects to | related articles | notes | |||
Medical liability | nothing | Medical malpractice | ||||
Implant failure | nothing | Implant (medicine), Pacemaker failure |
The following are some of the participants in the Safe Patient Project. Only participants who attended the 2012 meeting and who have a website are represented in this list, and the purpose of this list is only to give visitors to this page some idea of who participates in the program. For a complete list of participants, visit the Safe Patient Project website.
The Safe Patient Project is an advocacy project hosted by Consumers Union. In the project, Consumers Union supports various individual activists in organizing to conduct campaigns to increase patient safety.
Many members of the Safe Patient Project share common concerns. The following Wikipedia articles are of shared interest.
For anyone interested in developing any of these articles, remember that content added to Wikipedia should summarize significant media coverage from reliable sources and cite those sources.
Articles relating to Medical Harm | |||
---|---|---|---|
article | traffic in April 2014* | sources cited | change summary |
Central venous catheter | 25476 | ||
Clostridium difficile | 66810 | ||
Hand washing | 8428 | ||
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act | 51873 | ||
Iatrogenesis | 14755 | ||
Medical device | 18389 | ||
Medical malpractice | 12514 | ||
Medical error | 6499 | ||
Hospital-acquired pneumonia | 7720 | ||
Hospital-acquired infection | 17430 | ||
Patient safety | 5212 | ||
Pharmacovigilance | 16122 | ||
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus | 85239 |
Are you aware of any published review of a particular hospital? If that review is from a reliable source such as a journal, newspaper, or magazine, then you may summarize that review, cite it, then put it into the Wikipedia article on that hospital. People who search for that hospital by name are likely to find the information you share.
Are you aware of a piece of legislation which is under public discussion and which has been reviewed in a publication? Federal laws often already have Wikipedia articles describing them. Local laws may or may not. If you think people are seeking information on a particular law by searching for it on the Internet by name, then contributing to Wikipedia may be a method for helping people get unbiased information about law.
The following concepts currently have no Wikipedia article, but instead redirect to existing Wikipedia articles if people try to access them. Does enough published information exist to give these topics their own articles? If so, the first step to creating a new article is collecting sources of information from which to create the new article.
Articles relating to Safe Patient Project interests | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
proposed article | currently redirects to | related articles | notes | |||
Medical liability | nothing | Medical malpractice | ||||
Implant failure | nothing | Implant (medicine), Pacemaker failure |
The following are some of the participants in the Safe Patient Project. Only participants who attended the 2012 meeting and who have a website are represented in this list, and the purpose of this list is only to give visitors to this page some idea of who participates in the program. For a complete list of participants, visit the Safe Patient Project website.