We thank Uppal and Shikha for their kind comments about our recent paper which was
written with the intention of further raising human factors (HF) awareness in OMFS.
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We have been involved in HF promotion, teaching and training for many years and have
published widely in this area. The author(s) highlight the discontinuity between HF
initiatives to improve patient safety within individual hospital Trusts and Deaneries
and the need for support from National Organisations including the Royal Colleges,
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References
- Leading article: What has an Airbus A380 Captain got to do with OMFS? Lessons from aviation to improve patient safety.Br J Oral Maxillofac Surg. 2019; 57: 407-411
- Opening the door to change Report.(Available at:)2018
- Improving patient safety: we need to reduce hierarchy and empower junior doctors to speak up.BMJ. 2019; 366: l4461
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Published online: July 01, 2020
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