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The evaluation of a simulated theatre scenario as a tool to promote inter-professional collaboration and engender a culture of increased awareness of patient safety in South African hospitals
Background: Errors related to patient safety are a major contributor to adverse incidents and preventable deaths. Interventions aimed at changing team behaviour and implementing World Health Organisation Safe Surgical Checklists (WHO SSCL) have been associated with improved outcomes. We required a c...
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Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine
2023
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