Have you M.E.T. the future of better patient safety?
Larson, L.
Trustee the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards 58(8): 6
2005
ISSN/ISBN: 0041-3674 PMID: 16196396 Document Number: 585752
A new approach to inpatient safety, medical emergency teams (METs), are taking hold in hospitals around the world. Learn how they improve safety by stepping into crises before they become "codes".
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