Treatment errors in healthcare: a safety climate approach.

Eitan Naveh; Tal Katz-Navon; Zvi Stern

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Treatment errors in healthcare: a safety climate approach.

August 17, 2005

Naveh E, Katz-Navon T, Stern Z. Manage Sci. 2005;51(6):948-960.

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The authors identify four safety climate dimensions pertaining to employee perceptions of safety efforts and discuss the implications for reducing medical errors.

Abstract

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