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Video intervention to improve incident reporting among medical trainees.

Jose Raul ValeryHaythem HelmiAaron C SpauldingXinxuang CheGabriel PradaNatalia Chamorro ParejaPablo Moreno-FrancoFernando F Stancampiano
Published in: BMJ open quality (2019)
This study demonstrates that targeting non-technical barriers to incident reporting with a video intervention is an effective way to improve perceived knowledge and attitude about incident reporting.
Keyphrases
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