Achieving a climate for patient safety by focusing on relationships
Despite many initiatives, advances in patient safety remain uneven in part because poor relationships among health professionals have not been addressed. The purpose of this study was to determine whether relationships between health professionals contributed to a patient safety climate, after implementation of an intervention to improve inter-professional collaboration.
As a conclusion, through the IPMPC (Interprofessional Model of Patient Care), all health professionals learned how to collaborate and build a patient safety climate, even in the presence of inter-professional conflict. Efforts by others to foster better work relationships may yield similar improvements in patient safety climate.
As a conclusion, through the IPMPC (Interprofessional Model of Patient Care), all health professionals learned how to collaborate and build a patient safety climate, even in the presence of inter-professional conflict. Efforts by others to foster better work relationships may yield similar improvements in patient safety climate.
Achieving a climate for patient safety by focusing on relationships
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