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Perspectives on safety culture [PDF]
Overviewing selected elements from the literature, this paper locates the notion of safety culture within its parent concept of organisational culture. A distinction is drawn between functionalist and interpretive perspectives on organisational culture ...
A.I Glendon +42 more
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Perceptions of patient safety culture in a teaching hospital in Brazil [PDF]
Background Patient safety is a global challenge that has a profound effect on healthcare. To reduce errors and improve outcomes, we must promote a safety culture. It should foster communication and teamwork.
Giulyane Targino Aires-Moreno +10 more
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The yak lives in harsh alpine environments and the rumen plays a crucial role in the digestive system. Rumen-associated cells have unique adaptations and functions.
Junmei Wang +10 more
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The suitable supplement pattern affects the digestion and absorption of trace minerals by ruminants. This study aimed to compare the effects of coated and uncoated trace elements on growth performance, apparent digestibility, intestinal development and ...
Jia Zhou +11 more
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Over the last 20 years, transportation agencies have added culture-based approaches to the existing education, engineering, and enforcement (3E) strategies being used as a means of reducing traffic related injuries and fatalities.
Eric Austin +4 more
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Design, Implementation and Perceptions of Safety Culture Prerequisites [PDF]
In the frame of an on-going 4-years research project, the Aviation Academy Safety Culture Prerequisites (AVAC-SCP) metric was developed to assess whether an organisation plans and implements activities that correspond to prerequisites for fostering a ...
Karanikas Nektarios +2 more
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Regulating nuclear safety through safety culture
The primary aim of this paper is to demonstrate that safety culture can be a relevant additional concept for regulating at-risk installations. In that purpose, we developed a three-level model aiming at guiding a safety culture assessment.
Benoît Bernard
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Building a collaborative culture in cardiothoracic operating rooms: pre and postintervention study protocol for evaluation of the implementation of teamSTEPPS training and the impact on perceived psychological safety [PDF]
IntroductionThe importance of effective communication, a key component of teamwork, is well recognised in the healthcare setting. Establishing a culture that encourages and empowers team members to speak openly in the cardiothoracic (CT) operating room ...
Aaron B. Dahl +9 more
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CrossFit Training Impact on the Level of Special Physical Fitness of Young Athletes Practicing Judo [PDF]
The high level of individual physical fitness of athletes is one of the main factors in achieving sports success in martial arts. This study aimed to assess CrossFit training’s impact on the level of physical fitness of young (16-17 years old) athletes ...
Aleksander Yurevich Osipov +5 more
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Safety culture: the Nottingham Veterinary Safety Culture Survey (NVSCS) [PDF]
Safety culture is a vital concept in human healthcare because of its influence on staff behaviours in relation to patient safety. Understanding safety culture is essential to ensure the acceptance and sustainability of changes, such as the introduction of safe surgery checklists. While widely studied and assessed in human medicine, there is no tool for
Oxtoby, C. +3 more
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