Значения термина diagnostic error на английском

The most common diagnostic error was inaccurate ophthalmoscopic examination in headache patients.

Researchers define diagnostic error as a diagnosis that is wrong, missed, or delayed.

Research into the cause and solution of diagnostic error is in its infancy.

There is even difficulty in deciding what constitutes a diagnostic error.

A complex and specialized diagnostic process makes neuro-ophthalmologic conditions particularly vulnerable to diagnostic error.

Most studies did not directly assess patient harms or financial costs of diagnostic error.

David's story is an example of a diagnostic error.

One-third of malpractice payments are related to diagnostic error.

Graber found that our complex and often poorly coordinated medical system also contributes to diagnostic error.

Research into diagnostic error, like research into the diagnosis process itself, is still a very new field.

A major reason for the diagnostic error is both the overutilization and the underutilization of laboratory tests.

This was by far the smallest category of diagnostic error, present in only seven of the one hundred cases.

Conclusions: As an emerging field, diagnostic error in neuro-ophthalmology offers rich opportunities for further research and improvement of quality of care.

There are many opportunities to reduce harm affecting children in hospital in Canada, particularly related to surgery, intensive care and diagnostic error.

Despite the advantages of providing an early presumptive diagnosis, fungal classification by histopathology can be difficult and may lead to diagnostic error.

Finally, we discuss implications including utility in genetic analyses, estimation of incidence or prevalence allowing for diagnostic error, and examination of cohort effects.