Prof. Louise Rainford

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6 ways to foster a 'no blame' safety reporting culture
Mistakes happen in radiology. And while some safety incidents have significant consequences, others have no significance at all -- in fact, most incidents are often dealt with locally and rather quickly, Prof. Louise Rainford from Dublin writes in a column.
March 27, 2023
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