Building a patient safety toolkit for use in general practice

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Building a patient safety toolkit for use in general practice

Despite 340 000 000 primary care consultations annually in the UK, most of the literature on patient safety has focused on hospital-based services. To improve safety in primary care settings, we must know what methods, tools and indicators are available to measure and monitor patient safety. In coll...

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Main Authors:	Bell, Brian, Spencer, Rachel, Marsden, Kate, Perryman, K, Cambeth, Stephen, Avery, Anthony
Format:	Article
Published:	SAGE 2016
Subjects:	Patient Safety; General Practice; Primary Care
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/34624/

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