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Harms to Patients Survey

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This survey intends to assess perceptions of handoff-related harms to patients. If you are a rotating clinician, please indicate your current location, department or service and unit where indicated. This survey does not replace a safety event report. If a safety event has occurred, please exit this survey and submit via internal event reporting system.
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Provider Type of Survey Respondent*
Never (0 times)Rarely (1 or 2 times)Sometimes (between 3 and 5 times)Often (more than 5 times)
Please keep these definitions in mind when answering the next set of questions.

Minor Harm: Limited clinical consequence—such as a need for more frequent monitoring or transient discomfort, without prolongation of hospitalization, significant organ dysfunction or worsening of clinical condition.

Major Harm: Significant clinical consequences such as deterioration in clinical status, organ dysfunction, prolonged hospitalization, disability beyond discharge, or death.
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Over the past 7 days, please estimate the number of your patients who experienced a MINOR harm as a result of a problematic handoff.
Over the past 7 days, please estimate the number of your patients who experienced a MAJOR harm as a result of a problematic handoff.
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