Background Speaking up is important for patient safety, but healthcare professionals often
hesitate to voice their concerns. Direct supervisors have an important role in influencing …

Background Despite growing recognition internationally that patients can help to promote
their own safety, little evidence exists on how willing patients are to take on an active role …

Objective: The aim of this study was to explore the associations between hospital
management support for patient safety, registered nurses' trust in hospital management, and …

Objective Speaking up about safety concerns by staff is important to prevent medical errors.
Knowledge about healthcare workers' speaking up behaviors and perceived speaking up …

Aim The aim of this study is to examine the effect of organizational identification on safety
voice behaviour, focusing on the mediating role of safety motivation and the moderating role …

Aims and objectives This systematic review aims to synthesise the existing research on how
patients participate in patient safety initiatives. Background Ambiguities remain about how …

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 …

Objectives We sought to examine the association between willingness of health-care
professionals to speak up about patient safety concerns and their perceptions of two types of …

The aim of this study was to elicit patient safety experts' views of patient participation in
promoting patient safety. Data were collected between September and December in 2014 …

Objectives To determine frequencies of healthcare workers (HCWs) speak up-related
behaviours and the association of speak up-related safety climate with speaking up and …