Matthew D Viveiros, Jessica Kaffenberger
K-Means clustering of dermatology journals: comparing the distribution of "free-to-publish" and "pay-to-publish" models
Archives of dermatological research
avoidable patient harm hospitals common doctors training provide underused crucial insights influencers patient safety working ground within system study aimed explore factors influence safe care perspective medical registrars identify targets safetyrelated improvements study used enhanced critical incident technique cit qualitative methodology results focused understanding significant factors influencing activity identify practical solutions interviewed 12 17 consenting medical registrars scotland asking recount observations clinical experiences something happened positively negatively impacted patient safety data analysed manually using modified content analysis credibility checks per enhanced cit data exhaustiveness reached six registrars total 221 critical incidents impacting patient safety identified inductively placed 24 categories within 4 overarching categories individual skills encompassing individual behavioural technical skills collaboration regarding communication trust support flexibility shape interprofessional collaboration organisation concerning organisational systems staffing training environment relating culture civility voice learning work practical targets safetyrelated interventions identified clear policies patient care ownership educational interventions foster civility study provides rigorous focused understanding factors influencing patient safety hospitals using insider perspective medical registrar safety goes beyond individual reliant safe system design interprofessional collaboration culture support learning respect organisations also promote flexibility within clinical practice patient needs conform standardised care pathways suggest targeted interventions within educational organisational priorities improve safety hospitals