Taking responsibility for building accountability among staff members
Patient Safety Monitor, December 1, 2008
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Managers know that having accountable staff members is vitally important to providing excellent care to patients. Not only does having accountable staff members ensure that patients are more satisfied with their hospital visits, but also that they are kept safe during their time in the hospital.
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