J. Groeneweg
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From FRAM Guidelines to Reality
Incorporating Stakeholder Variability in Work-as-Done in Healthcare
Beyond the individual
A qualitative case study into the systemic determinants of speaking-up behaviour in multidisciplinary team meetings
Healthcare workers (HCWs) voicing their views (speaking up) is crucial for patient safety and care quality. Yet, this is underused, especially during multidisciplinary team meetings (MDTMs), where diverse professionals collaborate to optimise patient treatment plan ...
Exploring the potential of the ketogenic diet in autism spectrum disorder
Metabolic, genetic, and therapeutic insights
Classification of influencing factors of speaking-up behaviour in hospitals
A systematic review
Speaking up among healthcare professionals plays an essential role in improving patient safety and quality of care, yet it remains complex and multifaceted behaviour. Despite awareness of potential risks and adverse outcomes for patients, professionals often hesita ...
Grading recommendations for enhanced patient safety in sentinel event analysis
The recommendation improvement matrix
What works in safety
The use and perceived effectiveness of 48 safety interventions
What employees do today because of their experience yesterday
Previous exposure to yellow:number aspects as a cause for SPAD incidents
What employees do today because of their experience yesterday
How incidental learning influences train driver behavior and safety margins (a big data analysis)
Occupational safety and safety management between 1988 and 2010
Review of safety literature in English and Dutch language scientific literature
Towards the next generation of LMRA instruments
The influence of generic and specific questions during risk assessment
From clapham junction to macondo, deepwater horizon
Risk and safety management in high-tech-high-hazard sectors: A review of English and Dutch literature: 1988–2010
How cognitive biases influence the data verification of safety indicators
A case study in rail
Organisations spend a considerable amount of time and effort on diagnosing and analysing risks within their organisation. In the area of occupational and process safety, a myriad of employee survey instruments is available. Many studies show that operational proces ...