WHO Calls For Urgent Action To Reduce Patient Harm In Healthcare

WHO Calls For Urgent Action To Reduce Patient Harm In Healthcare The World Health Organisation (WHO) has called for urgent action to combat patient harm, which causes millions of preventable deaths annually. The WHO,

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