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Data Errors in the Text and Tables | JAMA | The JAMA Network » Nov 28, 2017 ...In the Research Letter entitled “Fees for Certification and Finances of Medical Specialty Boards” published in the August 1, 2017, issue of JAMA, some incorrect data were reported in the text and Tables. The dates of the study were incorrect ( fiscal year [FY] 2013 should have been tax year [TY] 2014, and... Jamanetwork.com

The Prevalence of Refractive Errors Among Adults in the United ... » The Prevalence of Refractive Errors Among Adults in the United States, Western Europe, and Australia. The Eye Diseases Prevalence Research Group*. Objective: To estimate the prevalence of refractive er- rors in persons 40 years and older. Methods: Counts of persons with phakic eyes with and without spherical... Archopht.jamanetwork.com

Error in Web-Only Supplement | JAMA Pediatrics | The JAMA Network » In the Original Investigation entitled “Oxygen Saturation Target Range for Extremely Preterm Infants: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis” published in the April 6, 2015, issue of JAMA Pediatrics (2015;169[4]:332-340. doi:10.1001/ jamapediatrics.2014.3307), there was an error in the web-only supplement. In the eFigure... Jamanetwork.com

Diagnostic Errors and Diagnostic Calibration | Clinical Decision ... » Aug 21, 2017 ...Even though medical errors have been a focus of research for decades, the subset of errors that occur during the diagnostic process have only recently been a major focus of quality improvement efforts. The first and most important diagnostic test in every patient's care is the physician's assessment. Jamanetwork.com

Association of Neural and Emotional Impacts of Reward Prediction ... » Jul 5, 2017 ...of Reward Prediction Errors With Major Depression. Robb B. Rutledge, PhD; Michael Moutoussis, PhD; Peter Smittenaar, PhD; Peter Zeidman, PhD; Tanja Taylor, PhD;. Louise Hrynkiewicz, BSc; Jordan Lam, BSc; Nikolina Skandali, MSc ; Jenifer Z. Siegel, MSc; Olga T. Ousdal, MD, PhD;. Gita Prabhu, PhD... Archpsyc.jamanetwork.com

Typographical Errors » ies reported on purified cannabinoids, administered orally or by intranasal spray ( ie, THC/dronabinol, nabilone, nabixi- mols). These purified compounds have undergone or are un- dergoing approval processes via the US Food and Drug Admin- istration or equivalent regulatory bodies in other countries. In addition... Jama.jamanetwork.com

Problematic Consequences of Using Standard Errors Rather Than ... » Problematic Consequences of Using Standard Errors. Rather Than Standard Deviations: Calculation of Effect Sizes. To the Editor In the article recently published in JAMA Pediat- rics on a cluster randomized trial of the Healthy Buddies pro- gram, Santos and colleagues1 reported effect sizes for the im- pact of intervention... Archpedi.jamanetwork.com

Estimating Hospital Deaths Due to Medical Errors | Health Care ... » ContextStudies using physician implicit review have suggested that the number of deaths due to medical errors in US hospitals is extremely high. However, some . Jamanetwork.com

Disclosure of “Nonharmful” Medical Errors and Other Events | Health ... » An estimated 98 000 patients die in the United States each year because of medical errors. One million or more total medical errors are estimated to occur annually, which is far greater than the actual number of reported “harmful” mistakes. Although it is generally agreed that harmful errors must be disclosed to patients,... Jamanetwork.com

US and Canadian Physicians' Attitudes and Experiences Regarding ... » cent had disclosed a serious error to a patient, and 85% were satisfied with the disclosure, and 66% agreed that disclosing a serious error reduces malpractice risk. Re- spondents' estimates of the probability of lawsuits were not associated with their support for disclosure. The be- lief that disclosure makes patients less... Archinte.jamanetwork.com