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Zelmer: We need to talk about patient safety | Cochrane Times-Post

New data show that one in 17 people admitted to hospital in 2022-2023 was unintentionally harmed during their stay.

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Zelmer: We need to talk about patient safety

New data show that one in 17 people admitted to hospital in 2022-2023 was unintentionally harmed during their stay.

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Zelmer: We need to talk about patient safety | Elliot Lake Standard

New data show that one in 17 people admitted to hospital in 2022-2023 was unintentionally harmed during their stay.

Jennifer zelmerGiven ottawa councilCanadian institute for health informationHealth canadaSaskatchewan legislative buildingCanadian instituteHealth informationCanada thatHealthcare excellence canadaRethinking patient safety discussion guideByward market