Do we know what foundation year doctors think about patient safety incident reporting? Development of a web based tool to assess attitude and knowledge.

Jean Robson; Carl de Wet; John McKay; Paul Bowie

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Do we know what foundation year doctors think about patient safety incident reporting? Development of a web based tool to assess attitude and knowledge.

November 7, 2011

Robson J, de Wet C, McKay J, et al. Postgrad Med J. 2011;87(1033):750-6.

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This survey found that while residents generally supported voluntary error reporting, a large proportion did not feel such reports were useful, nor did they believe that near misses should be reported.

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