• Prof Nurse · Aug 2003

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    Adverse health-care events: Part 4. Challenge of a blame-free culture.

    • Frank Milligan and David Bird.
    • Department of Health Services Education, University of Luton, Bedfordshire.
    • Prof Nurse. 2003 Aug 1;18(12):705-9.

    AbstractThis, the final paper in this series analysing the significance of adverse health-care events and near-miss reporting, explores the requirement of a shift towards a 'blame-free' culture and the potential contribution such a change could bring to health care in terms of reducing risk for patients. Barriers to achieving a blame-free, or 'blame-fair', culture are also examined.

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