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期刊名:Zeitschrift fur evidenz fortbildung und qualitaet im gesundheitswesen

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ISSN:1865-9217

e-ISSN:2212-0289

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Tanja Manser,Mareen Brösterhaus,Antje Hammer Tanja Manser
Background and aims: Safety climate measurement is a key input into safety culture development. The aim of this review is to provide an overview of the safety climate measures that have been evaluated for their psychometr...
Gerald Sendlhofer,Karina Leitgeb,Brigitte Kober et al. Gerald Sendlhofer et al.
Background: Critical Incident Reporting Systems (CIRS) are an important tool to identify potential hazards in healthcare. However, in Europe CIR systems are differently used with respect to whether its use is voluntary or...
Anna C Mascherek,Paula Bezzola,Katrin Gehring et al. Anna C Mascherek et al.
Use of the surgical checklist in Switzerland is still incomplete and unsatisfactory. A national improvement program was developed and conducted in Switzerland to implement and improve the use of the surgical safety checklists. The aims of t...
Tanja Manser,Janina Frings,Gregory Heuser et al. Tanja Manser et al.
Background and aims: Despite the growing recognition of the need to implement systematic approaches for managing the risks associated with healthcare, few studies have investigated the level of implementation for clinical...
Gerald Sendlhofer,Karina Leitgeb,Brigitte Kober et al. Gerald Sendlhofer et al.
Background: Patient safety has become a hot topic, and there are numerous initiatives ongoing to improve patient-relevant processes. But how can both the effectiveness and sustainability of these initiatives be evaluated?...
David L B Schwappach David L B Schwappach
Background: Open and direct communication ("speaking-up") about errors, bypassed safety rules and risky behaviours among hospital staff is required to avoid patient harm, and it is an essential characteristic of an establ...