Why I stopped counting errors and started counting recoveries
After ten years of measuring what goes wrong in hospitals, a public health researcher explains why she now studies what goes right, and what that changes for patients.
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ACU researchers in their own words: essays, video interviews, the podcast and the early-career column.
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After ten years of measuring what goes wrong in hospitals, a public health researcher explains why she now studies what goes right, and what that changes for patients.
Assoc. Prof. Kerem Aksoy and an international collaborator discuss long-term brain recordings, false alarms and what a useful seizure warning would look like.
Dr. Deniz Karaca on what happens when an algorithm trained on tidy data meets the untidy reality of a hospital, and how his group tests for it.