Clinical risk management - a 3-year experience of team timeout in 18 081 ophthalmic patients.

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Birgit Weingessel

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Christina Vécsei

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Michaela Haas

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Pia Veronika Vécsei-Marlovits

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10.1111/AOS.13155

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