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Development of a Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Research Conceptual Framework to Inform Research Priorities for the Irish Healthcare System: Protocol for a Scoping Review

2025-08-18

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Background A core part of the remit of the Evidence Based QUality Improvement and Patient Safety (EQUIPS) Research Network (2024–2029) is to inform research priorities for the Irish healthcare system. Previously, research prioritisation exercises have treated quality improvement (QI) and patient safety research as separate fields. Given the growth of QI research, an integrated approach is required to generate a fu...

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10.12688/hrbopenres.14173.1
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