Staff attitudes about event reporting and patient safety culture in hospital transfusion services.

Joann Sorra; Veronica Nieva; Barbara Rabin Fastman; Harold S. Kaplan; George Schreiber; Melissa King

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Staff attitudes about event reporting and patient safety culture in hospital transfusion services.

September 25, 2008

Sorra J, Nieva V, Fastman BR, et al. Transfusion (Paris). 2008;48(9):1934-42.

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This survey found an overall positive safety culture in hospital transfusion services, but respondents noted that workarounds were common.

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