Accountability, organisational learning and risks to patient safety in England: conflict or compromise?

Anneliese Dodds; Naonori Kodate

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Accountability, organisational learning and risks to patient safety in England: conflict or compromise?

August 10, 2011

Dodds A, Kodate N. Health Risk Soc. 2011;13(4):327-346.

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This commentary explores risk regulation in the English National Health Service and describes its two approaches for patient safety policies.

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