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Civility is the foundation of patient safety in surgeryVIP

Working in the operating theatre can be stressful and lead to heightened emotions, frustration, and short tempered outbursts. In most cases these minor disruptions are rapidly resolved with no effect on patient care.

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Working in the operating theatre can be stressful and lead to heightened emotions, frustration, and short tempered outbursts. In most cases these minor disruptions are rapidly resolved with no effect on patient care.

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