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Design for patient safety: a systems-based risk identification framework.

August 15, 2018

Simsekler MCE, Ward JR, Clarkson J. Ergonomics. 2018;61(8):1046-1064.

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In aviation and other high reliability industries, organizations prioritize proactive risk identification in addition to root cause analysis after safety events occur. Researchers developed a risk identification framework for their health system and tested its feasibility with health care workforce members.

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