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Use of the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire as a measure in patient safety improvement.
Watts BV, Percarpio K, West P, Mills PD. J Patient Saf. 2010;6:206-209.

This study administered the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire and used its results as a proxy for improvements in safety following a medical team training intervention. The authors argue that the tool may better reflect changes in safety practices than tracking voluntary reports of adverse events.
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