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Journal of Patient Safety and Risk Management

Title Abbreviation

J Patient Saf Risk Manag

ISSN

2516-0435

Electronic ISSN

2516-0443

Therapeutic Area

Patient Safety

Readership

Clinicians, General Practitioners, Managers, Medicolegal Professionals, Patients, Physician Assistants, Physicians, Physicians - Medicine, Policy Makers

Scope

Journal of Patient Safety and Risk Management, formerly named Clinical Risk, is a peer-reviewed journal. It builds on its roots in the UK to provide an international forum for the exchange of new knowledge and ideas in the fields of patient safety, risk management, and medico-legal issues. It prioritizes evidence-based research papers and reviews, as well as commentaries on timely patient safety issues where there are implications for patient care, clinical and professional practice, health care governance, and policy. The Journal acknowledges the centrality of the case study in both medical and medico-legal practice, and promotes a multidisciplinary, mixed-methods approach to understanding and improving patient safety. Papers commissioned by Action against Medical Accidents (AvMA) provide insights to work on patient safety in the UK as well as medico-legal issues and clinical negligence cases with patient safety implications.

Sponsoring Association(s)

No associations affiliated with this journal

Publisher Name

SAGE Publications - UK

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