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preventable.

Care and preventable deaths.

In preventable crash rate.

Died from preventable diseases.

Something preventable not inevitable.

Will claim $250,000 and it is preventable

My son nearly died from a preventable vitamin deficiency

That meant treating violence as a preventable disease rather

Safety Council announced that preventable workplace deaths have been on

And under her watch, fewer patients died of preventable diseases.

Getting people to the preventable mindset from the inevitable one.

This is a major, major public health issue, and it's preventable.

Are not totally preventable. DeSimone hopes his company's tech will help.

210,000 people die every year due to preventable harm in hospitals.

Just a tragic loss of a risky business, but not ultimately preventable.

Whether you see patient harm as something that's preventable or inevitable and

preventable diseases are on the rise again in the U.S. and Europe.

Ever seen but it is preventable and even reversible more than one-third the

How and why people are being harmed in hospitals--and whether or not it's preventable.

That there's space for our healthcare system to improve to taking a more preventable attitude towards patient harm.