… hospital inpatients at specified visiting times. These adaptations were implemented to protect
the health of both patients and staff, … , the patient experience of inpatient care. We believed …

… staff and patients, and task-specific communication. Staff-related barriers to communication
were staff perception … , staff individual factors such as personality, role perception and lack of …

… However, by comparing perspectives, our review was able to identify that patients and staff
differed in their perceptions of the causes and identified that these differences were related to …

… This was viewed to be particularly important in an inpatient setting, in which it was thought
service users had close relationships with staff and were perceived to see staff as role models …

… what types of hospital resources have been provided and how nursing staff perceive them. …
by describing nursing staff perceptions of resources provided by hospitals during the COVID…

… the bedside, they expected that clinical staff would take the time to … knowledge, they perceived
that clinical staff could bridge this … of improving patient care in the hospital inpatient setting. …

… The research on staff's perceptions of occupational hazards and the use of seclusion and
mechanical restraint are also scarce, particularly studies using qualitative methods. As efforts …

… and turnover intention significantly impact nursing staff perceptions of patient safety. Leadership
… hospital located in Southern Ontario. The hospital has approximately 300 inpatient beds …

The patients’ perceptions are central to quality improvement of the healthcare system
worldwide. This study aimed to examine patients’ perceptions of quality care and investigate the …

… Perceived consequences included interference in the hospitalists’ teaching … staff team at
15 patients a day when working with a student or having students work only with the house staff …