Implementing a survey for patients to provide safety experience feedback following a care transition: a feasibility study | PSNet

Implementing a survey for patients to provide safety experience feedback following a care transition: a feasibility study | PSNet

Published October 9, 2019

Implementing a survey for patients to provide safety experience feedback following a care transition: a feasibility study

Scott J, Heavey E, Waring J, De Brun A, Dawson P. Implementing a survey for patients to provide safety experience feedback following a care transition: a feasibility study. BMC Health Serv Res. Aug 30, 2019;19(1):613.

This study reports the results of a survey measuring patients' experience of their own safety during care transitions. The survey data were perceived to be useful to physicians and hospital staff to identify potential safety risks and could be used to inform changes to improve care.

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