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Factors influencing nurses' decisions to raise concerns about care quality.
Attree M. J Nurs Manag. May 2007;15:392-402.

The author interviewed nurses and identified several factors, such as fear of negative repercussions and lack of response, that influenced their decision to not raise concerns about standards of practice.

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