Risk control after root cause analysis: A systematic literature review

Although root cause analysis (RCA) has proven successful in improving risk analysis, healthcare workers often find it difficult to convert what they've learned about root causes into appropriate risk treatment plans. Indeed, one of the most common risk controls in healthcare, training/education, is negatively correlated with patient safety improvement.

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2026-01-06
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https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003759959-262
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Disaster Response and Management
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Risk control after root cause analysis: A systematic literature review

AJ Card, P. John Clarkson, James Ward
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Risk control after root cause analysis: A systematic literature review

AJ Card, P. John Clarkson, James Ward
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Abstract

Although root cause analysis (RCA) has proven successful in improving risk analysis, healthcare workers often find it difficult to convert what they've learned about root causes into appropriate risk treatment plans. Indeed, one of the most common risk controls in healthcare, training/education, is negatively correlated with patient safety improvement.

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