2F4-3 Error Management Study (5)

Running Head : Classification Error & LPI error 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Error Management Culture and Its Impact on Hospital Performance: A Case Study in Iran

Background and Objectives: In recent decades medical errors have become a major issue for scientific investigation to avoid potential harmful failures threatening patients’ health and safety. Developing risk management culture has been considered not only to play an important role in detecting and coping effectively with such errors but also lead to high level ...

Onm-5: Patient Management

Infertility is defined as failure to conceive after 1 year of unprotected intercourse(6 months for women over 35). The prevalence of infertility appears to be increasing; many women are postponing childbearing for social, professional, financial, or psychological reasons. The current evidence indicates a 9% prevalence of infertility (of 12 months) with 56% of couples seeking medical care. 80% o...

3 Approximation Error vs . Estimation Error

A loss function is a mapping l : Y×Y "→ R (sometimes R×R "→ R). For example, in binary classification the 0/1 loss function l(y, p) = I(y ≠ p) is often used and in regression the squared error loss function l(y, p) = (y − p) is often used. Other loss functions include the following: absolute loss, Huber loss, εinsensitive loss, hinge loss, logistic loss, exponential loss, modified least squares...

Effectiveness of error management Running head: EFFECTIVENESS OF ERROR MANAGEMENT TRAINING Effectiveness of Error Management Training: A Meta-Analysis

Error management training (EMT) is a training method that involves active exploration as well as explicit encouragement to make errors during training and to learn from them. Past evaluation studies, which compared skill-based training outcomes of EMT with those of proceduralized error-avoidant training or exploratory training without error encouragement, yielded considerable variation in effec...