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Hospitals traditionally focus on reactive risk management such as incident reporting, but prospective risk management systems such as failure modes and effects analysis are also important tools to reduce risks and improve the safety culture. In 2015, the St George Cancer Care Centre (STGCCC) developed a multidisciplinary risk-based system for the safe and effective implementation of new technologies and techniques, using risk and benefit balance impact templates (RABBIT) developed in-house. The purpose of this study was to determine whether risk management and the safety culture in radiation oncology were perceived to have improved since the introduction of the RABBIT system.

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Use of the AAPM Safety Profile Assessment Tool to Evaluate the Change in Safety Culture After Implementing the RABBIT Prospective Risk Management System