… : This study aims to explore nursing staff’s perceptions of patient safety in psychiatric … is
to explore nursing staff’s perceptions of patient safety in psychiatric inpatient care. The results …

… (1) perceived stress as felt by the nursing staff working in psychiatric inpatient care, (2) …
Thus, the aims of the present study were to investigate perceived stress in nursing staff who …

… Miller TW, Lee LI: Quality assurance: focus on environmental perceptions of psychiatric
patients and nursing staff. Journal of Psychiatric Nursing and Mental Health Services 18:9–14, …

… The specific aim of the study is to identify what the current literature says about psychiatric
care staffs' and patients' perceptions of the prevention of inpatient violence and aggression …

… influence staff perception of inpatient psychiatric hospitals, a … A meta- review of staff perceptions
of inpatient psychiatric hos… inpatient wards and determines the degree to which staff and …

… perceptions of the psychosocial work environment among nursing staff in psychiatric in-patient
care and how individual characteristics—Mastery, Moral Sensitivity, Perceived Stress, …

… to assess staff perceptions about the physical environment of a psychiatric unit, patient
involvement in treatment planning, and trauma-sensitivity of themselves and other hospital staff. …

… Challenging situations in psychiatric inpatient settings … staff members' perceptions of
interprofessional collaboration in the context of challenging situations in psychiatric inpatient care. …

… The findings of the present study also suggest that Program Clarity was related to the nursing
staff's perceived Role Clarity. It seems reasonable to assume that a high level of Program …

… , “young persons,” staff or carer's/family member's perception of an inpatient psychiatric
hospital, the setting was predominately a forensic hospital, were reviews of the psychometric …