… the history of error reporting and the role nurses have in patient care, it is important to
emphasize that nurses are pivotal in improving patient safety via error reporting. Patient safety will …

… In conclusion, while error reporting is a well implemented tool for improving patient safety,
our results show that many physicians do not feel free to report errors. Research on the …

… medical and associated factors that may act as barriers to error reporting. The factors … in
improving medical error reporting as an essential component for patient safety enhancement. …

… patient outcomes will be averted. It is the aim of this paper to evaluate the success of MTM by
comparing rates of error reporting and types of errors … team are filing reports, hypothesizing …

… The authors conclude that error reporting and the safety culture in Korean … patient safety
could be improved in a nonpunitive culture where individuals can openly discuss medical errors …

… reporting of errors on nurses’ attitude to reporting errors, organizational culture related to
patient safety, intention to report and reporting … nurses’ attitude to reporting errors (experimental: …

… -reporting; (2) the classification of a medication error into alternative categories can influence
the perceived incentives and disincentives for incident reporting; (3) … improve patient safety. …

… States will launch a national error reporting system. … reporting system actually improved
patient safety? As mentioned previously, health care has struggled to answer whether patients …

… , details about our ERS, data reports, and patient safety information (definitions, key talking
points about patient safety, safety science, non-punitive reporting, and the safety survey). …

… safety in health care, there has been limited objective assessment of its impact. We evaluated
the effects of the IOM report on patient safety … articles on patient safety and medical errors …