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Case Report: A novel human factors and professional boundaries workbook to support patient safety in complex mental health settings

2024-04-30

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<p>‘Human factors’ are the intrinsic physical, cognitive and psychological limitations that impact on the implementation of human tasks and activities. These limitations necessarily influence the quality of care in mental healthcare settings. Whilst a large body of research explores the effect of human factors in physical healthcare (i.e. mitigating human error in surgery), comparatively minimal research exists in...

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