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High-reliability organisation principles implemented in dentistry.

July 27, 2022

Minyé HM, Benjamin EM. Br Dent J. 2022;232(12):879-885.

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High reliability organization (HRO) principles used in other high-risk industries (such as aviation) can be applied patient safety. This article provides an overview of how HRO principles (preoccupation with failure, situational awareness, reluctance to simplify, deference to expertise, and commitment to resilience) can be successfully applied in dentistry.

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