A patient safety toolkit for family practices.

Stephen M Campbell; Brian G. Bell; Kate Marsden; Rachel Spencer; Umesh T. Kadam; Katherine Perryman; Sarah Rodgers; Ian Litchfield; David Reeves; Antony Chuter; Lucy Doos; Ignacio Ricci-Cabello; Paramjit Gill; Aneez Esmail; Sheila Greenfield; Sarah P. Slight; Karen Middleton; Jane Barnett; Michael Moore; Jose M. Valderas; Aziz Sheikh; Anthony J Avery

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A patient safety toolkit for family practices.

April 25, 2018

Campbell SM, Bell BG, Marsden K, et al. J Patient Saf. 2020;16(3):e182-e186.

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Improving patient safety in the ambulatory setting is an increasing area of focus. In this study, investigators described the use of a patient safety toolkit across 46 outpatient family practices in England.

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