Assessing the safety culture of care homes: a multimethod evaluation of the adaptation, face validity and feasibility of the Manchester Patient Safety Framework.

Martin Marshall; Lesley Cruickshank; Jenny Shand; Sarah Perry; James Anderson; Li Wei; Dianne Parker; Debra de Silva

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Assessing the safety culture of care homes: a multimethod evaluation of the adaptation, face validity and feasibility of the Manchester Patient Safety Framework.

September 6, 2017

Marshall M, Cruickshank L, Shand J, et al. BMJ Qual Saf. 2017;26(9).

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This study adapted a patient safety framework for use by frontline staff in long-term care facilities. Researchers reported that the simplified tool, which they named "Culture is Key," was feasible and acceptable for measuring safety culture.

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