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Morbidity and Mortality conferences

Started by Dan Schwarz on 30 Sep 2011

Hi everyone,

We have been implementing a pilot morbidity and mortality conference at our hospital in rural Nepal (www.nyayahealth.org), and are hoping that our model might be insightful for other groups working in similarly remote, resource-limited settings.

I am attaching a recent article we wrote in BMJ Quality and Safety, detailing the methods, successes, and challenges that we have faced with this program. We would love to hear your insights and thoughts.

Thanks.
Best regards,
-Dan

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Dan Schwarz
Alpert Medical School | Brown University
Harvard School of Public Health

Chief Operating Officer
Nyaya Health | www.nyayahealth.org

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Attached resource:

	BMJ Quality and Safety: Implementing a systems-oriented morbidity and mortality conference in remote rural Nepal for quality improvement (download, 123.6 KB) BMJ Quality and Safety: Implementing a systems-oriented morbidity and mortality conference in remote rural Nepal for quality improvement (external URL)
	(click here for more details...) Link leads to: http://qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/early/2011/09/25/bmjqs-2011-000273.abstract Source: Nyaya Health Preview

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