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Safety learning among young newly employed workers in three sectors: a challenge to the assumed order of things.

November 17, 2021

Grytnes R, Nielsen ML, Jørgensen A, et al. Safety Sci. 2021;143:105417.

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Safe workplaces, and employees who work safely, are an important component of patient safety. This study explores new employees’ safety learning in three sectors, including care of older adults. Organizational and informal safety training and learning are discussed.

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