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  ### Focus on the process to achieve structural quality improvement
  
  Incidents provide an indication of which processes have priority to improve. Use a prospective risk inventory (PRI) to identify the weak links in a process
  
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  ### Four questions about using FRAM analysis within Safety-II
  
  The FRAM analysis fits in well with the new safety II thinking within healthcare. With FRAM you analyze 'work as done'. Read more in this blog.
  
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  ### Every mistake is an opportunity to improve healthcare
  
  Systematic incident analysis is needed to improve healthcare. This blog describes the benefits of incident analysis by using the PRISMA methodology.
  
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  ### The pitfalls of quality registrations on paper or spreadsheets
  
  Still reporting on spreadsheets or paper? You'll probably recognize the disadvantages. Discover the benefits of an online Quality & Risk Management System.
  
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