Assessing teamwork attitudes in healthcare: development of the TeamSTEPPS teamwork attitudes questionnaire
BMJ Quality & SafetyPublished 10 August 2010Open access
Dana Powell Baker, Andrea Amodeo, Kelley J. Krokos, Anthony D. Slonim, Hugo Herrera
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The T-TAQ provides a useful, reliable and valid tool for assessing individual attitudes related to the role of teamwork in the delivery of healthcare and issues related to its use and interpretation are discussed.
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The T-TAQ provides a useful, reliable and valid tool for assessing individual attitudes related to the role of teamwork in the delivery of healthcare. Issues related to its use and interpretation are discussed.
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