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No Harm in Learning – A Balanced High Reliability Organisation (HRO) Approach in Healthcare

Caroline Mitchell

Caroline Mitchell

  • Faculty of Business and Law, University of PortsmouthUK
  • Faculty of Science and Health, University of PortsmouthUK
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Darren Van Laar

Darren Van Laar

Faculty of Science & Health, Department of Psychology, University of PortsmouthUK
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Caroline Strevens

Caroline Strevens

Faculty of Business and Law, University of PortsmouthUK
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Ashraf Labib

Ashraf Labib

  • Faculty of Business and Law, University of PortsmouthUK
  • Bucharest University of Economic StudiesRomania
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Feb 02, 2024
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Published Online: Feb 02, 2024
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/jses-2023-0006
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Mitchell, Caroline
Faculty of Business and Law, University of PortsmouthUK
Faculty of Science and Health, University of PortsmouthUK
Van Laar, Darren
Faculty of Science & Health, Department of Psychology, University of PortsmouthUK
Strevens, Caroline
Faculty of Business and Law, University of PortsmouthUK
Labib, Ashraf
Faculty of Business and Law, University of PortsmouthUK
Bucharest University of Economic StudiesRomania
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