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Patient safety culture, teamwork, and observed perioperative safety compliance in a high-volume surgical unit
Perioperative safety checklists standardize critical actions, but reliable completion depends on the surrounding work system and team behavior. We conducted a prospective observational analytic study from April to May 2026 in the central surgical unit of a high-volume public teaching referral hospit
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