Research Using Candello Data

In this multifactorial study, data was extracted using the Candello Comprehensive Risk Intelligence Tool and Advanced Report Writer tool to investigate factors present in postpartum claims, indicators of severe maternal morbidity, and socioeconomic factors.

This study, co-authored by Candello’s Moira Quinn and Penny Greenberg, explores how the Candello database is assisting organizations in making data-driven decisions to improve their patient safety programs.

This retrospective study, co-authored by Candello’s Penny Greenberg and CRICO's Bianca Falcone, used the Candello database to analyze the contributing factors that may lead to pediatric surgery related malpractice claims.

Healthcare Risk Management reports on a large study conducted by Boston Children’s Hospital (BCH) in which researchers reviewed 498 medical malpractice claims provided by Candello, CRICO’s national medical malpractice collaborative. The work revealed a direct relationship between the quality of patient handoffs and claims.

Using Candello data, this study examines the characteristics of malpractice claims which feature miscommunication.

Using Candello claims data, researchers concluded that nurses should be involved in the diagnostic process in order to reduce the risk of patient harm.

Better understanding of the malpractice environment involving surgical procedures performed for breast cancer may provide practical insight to guide initiatives aimed at improving patient outcomes.

Researchers at The Doctors Company used Candello data to analyze factors leading to medical error in cases involving use of anesthesia in free-standing ambulatory surgery centers.

Researchers reveal how the three-P model can be informed by careful examination of medical malpractice data.