Summary
Patient safety has gained less attention in primary care in comparison to specialised care. Kongsvik et al. explore how local medical centres (LMCs) can play a role in strengthening patient safety, both locally and in transitions between care levels. LMCs represent a form of intermediate care organisation in Norway that is increasingly used as a strategy for integrated care policies. The analysis is based on institutional theory and general safety theories.
Strengthening patient safety in transitions of care: an emerging role for local medical centres in Norway (30 August 2016)
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