An analysis of general practitioners’ perspectives on patient safety incidents using critical incident technique interviews

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RT @ciara_curran33: Check out our latest (and last PhD!) paper on analysing patient safety incidents in Irish general practice. So much lea…

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RT @sinead_lydon: Great to see @ciara_curran33 paper describing Irish GPs' experience of patient safety incidents (and analysis of impact a…

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