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Articles by Frank Vandenbussche
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Article
January 2007
What does “lean” have to do with patient safety?
Ever since the landmark document “To err is human” [1]
was released, patient safety has been the paramount objective in US
hospitals. “Patient safety” became the catch phrase and focus for
all activities; a trend that was rapidly taken up by the rest of
the world’s hospitals. Suddenly a new catch phrase – “lean” –
...
Process optimization
Point-of-care testing
Article
April 2004
The merit of routine cord blood measurement at birth
Cord blood ph measurement at birth, using relatively simple and non-invasive methods, provides obstetricians and perinatologists with an objective and sensitive measure for the condition of the infant during the final stage of birth.
As long as certain criteria are observed, the reported values are reliable. Routine ...
Neonatology
Blood gases/acid-base
Lactate
