Whichever way results are communicated, it appears imperative that we improve patient awareness of their responsibility for results to help reduce the potential for error (21).
In addition, using digital recording reduces the potential for errors in transcribing data, minimizing errors in survey results".
An effective and practical approach for reducing the potential for error is to increase the number of subjects in the BR measurement.
"In any area of medicine, and radiation oncology is no exception, even one error is too many," said Dr. Williams, a radiation oncologist in Boca Raton, Fla ."Any errors, no matter how small, must be reported, understood and used as a tool to further reduce the potential for future errors".
The gaps identified are used to guide industrial practices and standards towards a more valuable inclusion of Human Factors knowledge in structured system design processes to support human performance and reduce the potential for human errors in operations and maintenance.
Furthermore, school districts should only ask for information necessary to determine eligibility, and should reduce the potential for calculation errors by doing wage conversions themselves instead of asking households to estimate their annual income level.
Administration of a fixed dose of s.c. trastuzumab would permit less complex handling, avoid the need for dose calculation, reduce the potential for dosing errors, and allow development of a single-use injection device.
"The policy is intended to reduce the potential for serious error in light of a student's enthusiasm to release 'breaking news,'" she said.
