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Striving for high reliability in healthcare: a qualitative study of the implementation of a hospital safety programme.

Leahora RotteauJoanne GoldmanKaveh G ShojaniaTimothy J VogusMarlys ChristiansonG Ross BakerPaula RowlandMaitreya Coffey
Published in: BMJ quality & safety (2022)
Our findings demonstrate that the safety programme supported some HRO principles more than others, and was targeted at, and perceived differently across professional groups leading to inconsistent understanding and enactments of the principles across the organisation. Combining HRO-inspired interventions with more targeted attention to each of the HRO principles could produce greater, more consistent high-reliability practices.
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