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PubMed1996

MERG: medication event rating grid.

Through a four-step process, a medication event rating grid (MERG) tracks medication errors. An educational and a remedial plan are included to help individual staff members develop strategies to prevent future errors.

Education, Nursing, Continuing↗
PubMed1996

Statute of limitations. Key to understanding dental malpractice cases.

Many dentists ask about the process followed in a dental malpractice case. Often, the actions of the insurance carrier handling the matter mystify the dentist who is the defendant. What follows is the first of a series of articles outlining what happens in a typical malpractice case. It concerns the malpractice statute of limitations, a vital component to understanding the process of commencing a dental malpractice case.

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PubMed1996

[Institutional management of child sexual abuse].

In the years 1992-94 the Child Protection Centre Kiel carried out the first investigation of how various institutions (nursery schools, schools, advisory offices, children's specialists, youth welfare departments, police, judicial authorities etc.) in the German-speaking area deal with suspected cases of sexual child abuse. A special comprehensive questionnaire and a personal interview were drawn up to find out details concerning knowledge, experiences, attitudes and concrete measures of the employees. The particulars were evaluated of about 900 persons from three differently structured districts in Schleswig-Holstein. The institutions (with the exception of the police and judicial authorities) do not have any clear concepts regarding the handling of suspected cases of sexual child abuse. The reactions of the institutions usually depend on the level of knowledge, experience and subjective assessment of individual employees. Roles are not clearly defined and there is not enough cooperation between the institutions. The employees require more practice-orientated training and case-specific supervision. There are not enough coordination bodies for those concerned, therapeutic places and accommodation possibilities for children and youths as well as effective offers of assistance for adults and youths who have abused children.

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