Because of quality improvement initiatives, systems thinking has become pervasive in health care. This led to the advent of a less threatening venue with regard to medical errors. This has become known as which kind of culture?

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The concept of a "blameless" culture in healthcare refers to an environment where the focus is on understanding and learning from errors rather than assigning blame, which encourages reporting and addressing the root causes of medical errors.

Because of Quality Improvement Initiatives, Systems Thinking Has Become Pervasive