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Measuring safety climate in health care
, 2006 A systematic literature review was undertaken to study sample and questionnaire design characteristics (source, no of items, scale type), construct validity (content validity, factor structure and internal reliability, concurrent validity), within group ...
Burns, C. +4 more
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Psychometric Evaluation of the Korean Version of Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture
, 2022 Objectives: This study evaluated the psychometric properties of the Korean-language version of the Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture (HSOPSC) among Korean nurses.
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Health and safety in the United Kingdom higher education libraries: a review of the literature
, 2011 The focus of this article is to review the literature relating to health and safety in UK Higher Education libraries. This will include an overview of the literature on accident theories and also the human element.
MacLean, Alison
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, 2021 Improving patient safety and reducing occupational accidents are two of the main challenges in healthcare. Instruments to measure safety performance and occupational safety are rare.
Nicole Ernstmann +9 more
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Predicting Safety Culture: The Roles of Employer, Operations Manager and Safety Professional
, 2013 [[abstract]]Introduction: This study explores predictive factors in safety culture. Method: In 2008, a sample 939 employees was drawn from 22 departments of a telecoms firm in five regions in central Taiwan.
Wu, Tsung-Chih; Lin, Chia-Hung; Shiau, Sen-Yu
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, 2013 [[abstract]]Introduction The perspectives of both internal and external members have to be considered when developing safety curricula. This study discusses perceptional differences between safety educators (SEs) and safety professionals (SPs) regarding ...
Wu, Tsung-Chih
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Capability of safety climate to predict construction safety outcomes
, 2012 Safety climate refers to the degree to which employees believe that true priority is given to organizational safety performance. It is thought to be measured through a set of underlying factors such as management commitment.
Teo Ai Lin, Evelyn +5 more
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A Guide for Traffic Safety Practitioners: Best Practices for Increasing Seat Belt Use in Rural Communities [PDF]
Rural motor vehicle occupants are at an increased risk for crash-related deaths compared to their urban counter-parts. One contributing factor is the lower use of seat belts in rural areas compared to urban areas. Seat belts are one of the most important
Thomas, F. D. +9 more
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Linking safety factor and failure probability for fire safety engineering
, 2010 In response to the call for the development of risk informed, performance-based building fire regulations, a literature review was conducted to link the traditional safety factor approach in fire safety engineering to failure probability.
He, Yaping (R11091)
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Adaptation of CRM training for the railway industry: Operational safety benefits [PDF]
, 2009 In aviation, Crew Resource Management (CRM) was developed to address safety issues derived from accident and incident investigations. As CRM has proven its effectiveness by improving teamwork, communication and staff responses to operational hazards ...
Tsang, Matthew T.S. +3 more
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