Team resource management and patient safety: a team focused approach to clinical governance.

Ros Boddington; Howard Arthur; Dave Cummings; Sue Mellor; Denis Salter

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Team resource management and patient safety: a team focused approach to clinical governance.

May 10, 2006

Boddington R, Arthur H, Cummings D, et al. Clinical Governance: An International Journal. 2006;11(1).

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The authors discuss the importance of teamwork in health care and describe a team development program within the National Health Service (NHS) Trust to support patient safety efforts.

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