Using safety crosses for patient self-reflection
Silverton, S.
Nursing Times 108(22-23): 14-16
2012
ISSN/ISBN: 0954-7762 PMID: 22852248 Document Number: 657666
The Productive Mental Health Ward programme has been developed to improve efficiency and safety in the NHS. Patients in a medium-secure mental health unit used patient safety crosses as a tool for self-reflection as part of their recovery journey. This article describes how the project was set up as well as initial findings.
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