Development of Cervical Cancer Prevention Workshops for Hmong and Karenni Women Through a Community-Academic Partnership.

Background: In the United States, Southeast Asian immigrant and refugee women face many barriers to cervical cancer screening. This work describes and evaluates the use of community health workers and community-based participatory research in providing community-level interventions through a community-academic partnership to address these barriers.

Methods: Community advisory board members and mother-daughter dyads were recruited to help develop and refine cervical cancer educational materials.

Beyond adverse events in anesthesiology: 'unanticipated events' and strategies for improved reporting.

Purpose Of Review: Patient safety in anesthesiology has advanced significantly over the past several decades. The current process of improving care is often based on studying adverse events (AEs) and near misses. However, there is a wealth of information not captured by focusing solely on these events, potentially resulting in missed opportunities for care improvements.