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Medical term Safety and Compliance

A safety culture that encourages reporting errors and near misses and fixes system causes, while still holding people fairly accountable.

Sources

• Fundamentals of Nursing, Chapter 9 Key Terms · OpenStax
• Communication and Optimal Resolution (CANDOR) Toolkit, Module 4: Event Reporting, Event Investigation and Analysis, Facilitator Notes · Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
• Fetherston T. The importance of critical incident reporting - and how to do it. Community Eye Health 2015;28(90):26-27 (PMC4675258) · Community Eye Health / PubMed Central

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• malpracticeNegligence by a professional: care below the accepted standard of the profession that injures the patient.
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Study Safety and Compliance

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