A Review of Patient Safety in Thailand and Malaysia

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Dusadee Yoelao
Kanu Priya Mohan
Harris Shah Abdul Hamid

Abstract

This review explores the significance of patient safety in the two ASEAN nations of Thailand and Malaysia. It discusses the implications of upholding patient safety in the context of health care and also for developing medical tourism in both the countries. The relevance of human factors in patient safety is examined from the multi-level perspective of individuals, teams and organizations, and the overall health care systems. The article examines the research work in patient safety; with a discussion about the indigenous researches from both the countries. Further research areas are recommended that maybe of importance to both health care practitioners and researchers.

 

Keywords: patient safety research in Thailand and Malaysia, human factors in patient safety, indigenous research in patient safety

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Yoelao, D., Mohan, K. P., & Abdul Hamid, H. S. (2014). A Review of Patient Safety in Thailand and Malaysia. The Journal of Behavioral Science, 9(2), 53–70. https://doi.org/10.14456/ijbs.2014.5
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