Background Patient safety culture, described as shared values, attitudes and behavior of staff
in a health-care organization, gained attention as a subject of study as it is believed to be …

Background A constructive safety culture is essential for the successful implementation of
patient safety improvements. Aim To assess the effect of two patient safety culture interventions …

Objective To explore perceptions of safety culture in nine different types of primary care
professions and to study possible differences. Design Cross-sectional survey. Setting Three …

Background When improving patient safety a positive safety culture is key. As little is known
about improving patient safety culture in primary care, this study examined whether …

Background Patient safety has been a priority in primary healthcare in the last years. The
prevailing culture is seen as an important condition for patient safety in practice and several …

Background An open, constructive safety culture is key in healthcare since it is seen as a
main condition for patient safety. Studies have examined culture improvement strategies in …

The Eclipse Supervisory Control Engineering Toolkit (ESCET™) is an open-source project
to provide a model-based approach and toolkit for developing supervisory controllers, …

Background: Long-term monitoring is important in chronic condition management. Despite
considerable costs of monitoring, there is no or poor evidence on how, what and when to …

Open science (OS) is currently dominated by a small subset of practices that occur late in the
scientific process. Early career researchers (ECRs) will play a key role in transitioning the …

We enjoyed the article1 on new technologies in general practice and are excited by their
potential; however, it is vitally important that these are appropriately researched. Recently, NHS …