Development of a patient safety culture measurement tool for ambulatory health care settings: analysis of content validity
Abstract The development of patient safety culture in health care organizations is a necessary precursor to patient safety improvement. However, existing tools to measure patient safety culture are intended for implementation in hospitals. A new, abbreviated patient safety culture survey was develop...
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