Culturing conversation: How clinical audits can improve our ability to choose wisely (Editorial)

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Denny, Kerina J
Keijzers, Gerben
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2018
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When evidence exists that an intervention causes more harm than benefit, there is an ethical imperative to translate that knowledge into practice. Unnecessary investigations and treatments not only cause patient harm, but also waste time and money. This is the crux of the Choosing Wisely Australia initiative, which aims to minimise low‐value care and encourage clinicians and consumers alike to question the notion that ‘more is better’.

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Emergency Medicine Australasia

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30

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4

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Clinical sciences

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Emergency Medicine

EMERGENCY-DEPARTMENT

BLOOD CULTURES

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Denny, KJ; Keijzers, G, Culturing conversation: How clinical audits can improve our ability to choose wisely, Emergency Medicine Australasia, 2018, 30 (4), pp. 448-449

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