| SURVEYS AND TOOLS Thank you for your interest in the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire and Safety Climate Survey. Copyright to the surveys is held by The University of Texas. Permission to use the surveys may be granted by Bryan Sexton, Robert Helmreich, and Eric Thomas. You have our permission to use the surveys if you: (1) provide information about who you are and how you intend to use the surveys (see registration form link below), and (2) use an appropriate citation when presenting or publishing data obtained with the surveys. As per the existing copyright agreement, the Safety Attitudes and Safety Climate Questionnaires and related tools are for research purposes only and may not be sold or distributed commercially in any form. By downloading these materials, you agree to abide by these copyright guidelines. The citation for the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (all versions) is:
The citation for the Safety Climate Survey is:
Additional information may be found at: Quality Health Care.org The following
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Safety Attitude Questionnaire-Ambulatory Version Safety Attitude Questionnaire-ICU Version Safety Attitude Questionnaire-Labor and Delivery Version Safety Attitude Questionnaire-Operating Room Version Safety Attitude Questionnaire-Pharmacy Version Tracking Forms and Miscellaneous Documents: Safety Attitude Survey Response Rate Tracking Form-ICU Example Safety Attitude Questionnaire User's Guide Scale Computation Instructions OB Response Rate Tracking Form Ambulatory Survey Tracking Form Safety Climate Test Retest Technical Report The following document contains more practical advice about survey administration: Sexton JB, Thomas EJ, Grillo SP. The Safety Attitudes Questionnaire: guidelines for administration. Technical Report 03-02. The University of Texas Center of Excellence for Patient Safety Research and Practice (AHRQ grant #1PO1HS1154401). If you have additional questions, please contact Sarah Grillo at Spgrillo1@aol.com The development of these surveys has been supported by grants from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (1PO1HS1154401), Eric J. Thomas, Principal Investigator; the Gottlieb Daimler and Karl Benz Foundation, Robert L. Helmreich, Principal Investigator; and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Eric J. Thomas, Principal Investigator. |
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