Using the theory of planned behaviour to model antecedents of surgical checklist use: a cross-sectional study.
Publications scientifiques
La création, la diffusion et l’utilisation des savoirs constitue par conséquent une mission clé de la fondation. Vous trouverez ici un aperçu des publications scientifiques.
Medication double-checking procedures in clinical practice: a cross-sectional survey of oncology nurses' experiences.
Effect of a two-year national quality improvement program on surgical checklist implementation
Taking up national safety alerts to improve patient safety in hospitals: The perspective of healthcare quality and risk managers
The impact of medical errors on Swiss anaesthesiologists: a cross-sectional survey
Patient Safety: What Is It All about?
Safety climate in Swiss hospital units: Swiss version of the Safety Climate Survey
Predictors of healthcare professionals’ attitudes towards family involvement in safety-relevant behaviours: a cross-sectional factorial survey study
Frequency of and predictors for withholding patient safety concerns among oncology staff: A survey study
Silence That Can Be Dangerous: A Vignette Study to Assess Healthcare Professionals’ Likelihood of Speaking up about Safety Concerns
Risk factors for patient-reported errors in eleven countries
Patient safety in general practice
Frequency of use and knowledge of the WHO-surgical checklist in Swiss hospitals: a cross-sectional online survey
Trade-offs between voice and silence: a qualitative exploration of oncology staff's decisions to speak up about safety concerns
A vignette study to examine health care professionals’ attitudes towards patient involvement in error
Safety climate and its association with office type and team involvement in primary care.
Predictors of health care professionals’ attitudes towards involvement in safety-relevant behaviours
'Saying it without words': a qualitative study of oncology staff's experiences with speaking up about safety concerns
Implementation status of error disclosure standards reported by Swiss hospitals
Effects of an educational patient safety campaign on patients’ safety behaviours and adverse events