Safety culture is one of the key factors contributing to safety, even though limited evidence
supports its impact on safety outcomes. This study uses supervised machine learning …

Background The National Reporting and Learning System (NRLS) collects reports about
patient safety incidents in England. Government regulators use NRLS data to assess the …

Incident reporting as a key mechanism for organisational learning and the establishment of
a stronger safety culture are pillars of the current patient safety movement. Studies have …

Background: Internationally, there is increasing recognition of the need to collect and
analyse data on patient safety incidents, to facilitate learning and develop solutions. The …

The Imperial College Healthcare National Health Service Trust, a large health care provider
in London, together with an academic research unit, used a learning health systems cycle of …

Incident reporting is widely recognised as an important method for improving safety in
healthcare, and many countries have established their own incident reporting systems. 1 …

The present paper reports on a human error taxonomy system developed for healthcare risk
management and on its application to evaluating safety performance and reporting culture …

Purpose–The purpose of this study is to assess attitudes toward and use of an electronic
adverse incident reporting system in all four hospitals in one National Health Service …

INTRODUCTION: Recent reviews of safety culture measures have revealed a host of
potential factors that could make up a safety culture (Flin, Mearns, O'Connor, & Bryden …

Objectives To minimise adverse events in healthcare, various large-scale incident reporting
and learning systems have been developed worldwide. Nevertheless, learning from patient …