Aspectos usual y ligeramente desusado de la endometriosis

Jacques Donnez, Françoise Casanas‐Roux, Pascale Jadoul, Jean Squifflet, Céline Pirard, Anne Van Langendonckt
In: Clínicas de ginecología y obstetricia: temas actuales · 2003 · vol. 5(1) , pp. 79–88 · doi:10.1002/hsr2.631 · W35509405
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This study assessed safety concerns among rehabilitation clinic healthcare workers and found that the SUPS-Q survey can help identify areas for organizational improvement and promote speaking up.

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Healthcare workers in rehabilitation clinics frequently perceive safety concerns. The study underlines the importance of promoting a culture of safety and speaking up. The short survey instrument SUPS-Q can be used by rehabilitation clinics to initiate discussions related to facilitators and barriers to speaking up and to identify areas for improvement within the organization.

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