Identifying violation-provoking conditions in a healthcare setting.

Denham Phipps; Dianne Parker; Elisah J M Pals; George H Meakin; Chidozie Nsoedo; Paul C W Beatty

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Identifying violation-provoking conditions in a healthcare setting.

December 17, 2008

Phipps D, Parker D, Pals EJM, et al. Ergonomics. 2008;51(11):1625-42.

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This qualitative study evaluates factors that underlie anesthesiologists' decisions to deliberately violate patient care protocols.

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