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“Feeling safe enough to express yourself in the workplace” - behaviours to support psychological safety by Martin Bromiley

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This year's World Patient Safety Day focuses on both patient and staff safety. Human Factors science keeps patients safe, but also helps keep staff safe, physically and psychologically. 

Martin Bromiley has written a a special one page opinion piece for the Clinical Human Factors Group about the behaviours that help create psychological safety.

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