Purpose Conducted with a staff of 562 persons working in the health sector in Quebec,
mainly nurses, the purpose of this paper is to test the indirect effects of psychosocial safety …

Objectives To explore patients' and family members' experiences of and views about
speaking up about safety concerns at the point of care. Design Qualitative study using 71 …

Background There is a poorly understood relationship between Leadership WalkRounds
(WR) and domains such as safety culture, employee engagement, burnout and work-life …

Background Psychological safety—the belief that it is safe to speak up—is vital amid
uncertainty, but its relationship to feeling heard is not well understood. Purpose The aims of …

Introduction Building a safety culture is an important part of improving patient care.
Measuring perceptions of safety climate among healthcare teams and organisations is a key …

Developing a culture of safety is a core element of many efforts to improve patient safety and
care quality. This systematic review identifies and assesses interventions used to promote …

Healthcare professionals work in emotionally charged settings; yet, little is known about the
role of emotion in ensuring safe patient care. This article presents current knowledge in this …

Preventing work injuries requires a clear understanding of how they occur, how they are
recorded, and the accuracy of injury surveillance. Our innovation was to examine how …

Background Despite widespread emphasis on promoting 'assertive communication'by care
givers as essential to patient-safety-improvement efforts, little is known about when and how …