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•Safe staffing levels • Support and supervision Open communication and transparency Recognition programmes Access to adequate equipment, supplies and support staff 2 Benefits of Positive Practice Environments The beneficial effects of positive practice environments on health service delivery, health worker performance, patient outcomes and innovation are well documented.
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