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A Quality Vigilance System in a hospital is a comprehensive framework designed to monitor, evaluate, and enhance the quality of patient care and safety. This system involves continuous surveillance of clinical processes, identification and analysis of potential risks, and implementation of corrective actions to prevent adverse events. It includes tracking patient outcomes, reporting errors, and ensuring compliance with healthcare standards and regulations. By fostering a culture of transparency and continuous improvement, the Quality Vigilance System helps maintain high standards of care, reduces the likelihood of medical errors, and ensures that patients receive the safest and most effective treatments possible.
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