Healthcare professional and patient co-design and validation of a mechanism for service users to feedback patient safety experiences following a care transfer: a qualitative study

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Healthcare professional and patient co-design and validation of a mechanism for service users to feedback patient safety experiences following a care transfer: a qualitative study

Objective: To develop and validate a mechanism for patients to provide feedback on safety experiences following a care transfer between organisations. Design: Qualitative study using participatory methods (co-design workshops) and cognitive interviews. Workshop data were analysed concurrently with...

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Main Authors:	Scott, Jason, Heavey, Emily, Waring, Justin, Jones, Diana, Dawson, Pamela
Format:	Article
Published:	BMJ Publishing Group 2016
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/37588/

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