[Inventory of internal medicine in Sweden. Medical safety is endangered by massive turnover per occupied bed].

T, Lundman; S, Olsson; B L, Andersson; K, Hulter-Asberg; T, Kjellström; S, Lindgren

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[Inventory of internal medicine in Sweden. Medical safety is endangered by massive turnover per occupied bed].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 06 Sep 2001Journal:Lakartidningen, volume 98 (issn: 0023-7205,

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Authors: T, Lundman; S, Olsson; B L, Andersson; K, Hulter-Asberg; T, Kjellström; S, Lindgren;

pmid: 11521338

[Inventory of internal medicine in Sweden. Medical safety is endangered by massive turnover per occupied bed].

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Sweden, Safety Management, Quality Assurance, Health Care, Hospital Departments, Personnel Turnover, Patient Discharge, Patient Admission, Risk Factors, Surveys and Questionnaires, Internal Medicine, Workforce, Humans, Clinical Competence, Bed Occupancy

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