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Associations between negative patient safety climate and infection prevention practices.

August 7, 2024

Johnson CT, Hessels AJ. Am J Infect Control. 2024;52(9):1102-1104.

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A positive safety climate is associated with greater adherence to patient safety practices. This multi-site study evaluated the association of a negative safety climate with observed and reported standard precaution (SP) adherence. A perceived negative safety climate was associated with poor adherence to several, but not all, SP practices.

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