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Herepath A, Kitchener M, Waring J. A realist analysis of hospital patient safety in Wales: applied learning for alternative contexts from a multisite case study. Southampton (UK): NIHR Journals Library; 2015 Sep. (Health Services and Delivery Research, No. 3.40.)

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Appendix 3Data search strategy

DatabasesResearch domain
Social scienceBusinessHealth-care studiesMedicineNursing
ABI/INFORM Global (ProQuest)✓
AMED (Allied and Complementary Medicine) (via Ovid)✓✓
ASSIA (Applied Social Sciences Index and Abstracts)✓✓
Biomed Central✓
British Humanities Index (via CSA)✓
British Nursing Index (via Ovid)✓✓
CINAHL (Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature)✓✓
COPAC✓✓
EBSCOhost Business Source Premier✓
EMBASE (Excerpta Medica) (via Ovid)✓✓✓
Emerald Library (via Emerald)✓
Ingenta Connect✓✓
JSTOR✓
MEDLINE (via Ovid)✓✓
MEDLINE In-Process & Other Non-Indexed Citations✓✓
PsycINFO (via Ovid)✓✓✓✓
PubMed✓✓✓
ScienceDirect – all subscribed content – V4 (Elsevier)✓✓
SCOPUS – V4 (Elsevier)✓✓✓
SwetsWise✓✓
Web of Knowledge✓✓
Zetoc✓✓✓

Research themes and key author-based searches

Patient safety

  • Harm.
  • Health-care-associated infection.
  • Health-care management.
  • Health-care leadership and followership.
  • MI-PDSA cycle.
  • Mortality review and organisational performance
  • Patient safety culture.
  • Patient stories.
  • Public inquiries.
  • Shared decision-making.
  • WalkRounds™.
  • WHO Surgical Safety Checklist.

Health-care organisational analysis: key authors

  • Allen D.
  • Andrews R.
  • Banaszak-Holl J.
  • Barber N.
  • Batalden P.
  • Berwick D.
  • Boyne G.
  • Braithwaite J.
  • Currie G.
  • Dixon-Woods M.
  • Dixon A.
  • Dopson S.
  • Exworthy M.
  • Ferlie E.
  • Finn R.
  • Fitzgerald L.
  • Franklin B.
  • Fulop N.
  • Greener I.
  • Greenhalgh T.
  • Ham C.
  • Hyde P.
  • Kirkpatrick I.
  • Kitchener M.
  • Le Grand J.
  • Lilford R.
  • Lockett A.
  • Mannion R.
  • Marshall M.
  • McDonald R.
  • McGivern G.
  • McKee L.
  • Ovretveit J.
  • Pronovost P.
  • Rycroft-Malone J.
  • Schofield J.
  • Shekelle P.
  • Vincent C.
  • Wachter R.
  • Walshe K.
  • Waring J.

Realist inquiry

  • Critical realism.
  • RAMESES publication standards (realist syntheses).
  • Realist analysis.
  • Realist evaluation.
  • Realist review.
  • Realist synthesis.

Realism: key authors

  • Ackroyd S.
  • Archer M.
  • Bhaskar R.
  • Cruickshank J.
  • Danermark B.
  • Edwards P.
  • Elder-Vass D.
  • Fleetwood S.
  • Hartwig M.
  • Mutch A.
  • Outhwaite W.
  • Pawson R.
  • Potter G.
  • Sayer A.
  • Searle J.
  • Smith C.
  • Vincent S.

Institutional theory

  • Bureaucratisation.
  • Institutional change.
  • Institutional creation.
  • Institutional disruption.
  • Institutional entrepreneurship.
  • Institutional isomorphism (coercive, mimetic, normative).
  • Institutional logics.
  • Institutional maintenance.
  • Institutional structure.
  • Institutional work.
  • Normalisation.

Institutional theory: key authors

  • Battilana J.
  • Boxenbaum E.
  • Dacin T.
  • Dcoupling.
  • Dorado S.
  • Goodrick E.
  • Greenwood R.
  • Hardy C.
  • Hinings B.
  • Lawrence T.
  • Leca B.
  • Lounsbury M.
  • Meyer R.
  • Ocasio W.
  • Phillips N.
  • Reay T.
  • Scott W.
  • Suddaby R.
  • Thornton P.
  • Tracey P.
  • Ventresca M.
  • Vermeulen P.
  • Voronov M.
  • Washington M.
  • Zietsma C.
  • Zilber T.
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