Our overall focus was on the avoidance, prevention, and amelioration of adverse outcomes or injuries stemming from the processes of health care [ 18].
Patient safety, defined as the avoidance, prevention, and amelioration of adverse events or injuries stemming from the processes of healthcare [ 1], has become a major focus of clinical care and research over the past two decades.
Patient safety has been defined as the 'avoidance, prevention, and amelioration of adverse outcomes or injuries stemming from the processes of healthcare'. 1 To date, most research on patient safety has focused on hospital settings where safety incidents can include surgical errors, such as a patient receiving the wrong operation.
But perhaps some of the discomfort in the way middle-class film-makers represent such lives stems from the process of filming itself.
Much of the impact stems from the process of growing grains to feed the many billions of animals that eventually reach our plates.
The articulation of the science component stems from the process of failing, learning from ones mistakes, retrying from the beginning and ultimately succeeding -- in other words the implementation of scientific inquiry.
Once again, these problems stem from the process of reduction and editing that led to the construction of the statements and their explanations.
Thus, it is most likely that the problem stems from the process of cohesion establishment that is coupled to replication fork progression (Skibbens et al, 1999; Skibbens, 2005; Lengronne et al, 2006).
This was the result of a side effect stemming from the process that extracted the narratives out of the clinical information system, a phenomenon which is also well known when extracting raw text from PDF sources.
