… between safety culture and patient safety and quality of care … between safety culture and
patient safety and quality of care … identified patient safety as a critical concern in health care …

… phenomena studied (organizational culture, burnout, and quality of care). The experience
of the stakeholders strongly suggests that the IOM model of quality care may represent health …

… safe and just culture in promoting safe patient care is described. Information for frontline nurses
to enhance the safety culture … safety culture on systems, not only on individual health care …

… Patient safety in primary care is an … on the safety culture and patient safety measures used
globally to inform the development of safety culture among health care workers in primary care …

… We found significant variation in clinical and safety culture metrics across NICUs. Neonatal
intensive care unit teamwork and safety climate ratings were correlated with absence of …

… existing safety culture is the first stage of developing a safety culture. Patient safety culture
… safety aspects requiring urgent attention, identify the strengths and weaknesses of their …

… of both patient safety culture and climate were included. We use the term patient safety culture
in … Given that safety culture can influence care processes and outcomes, efforts to evaluate …

… ratings of patient safety culture and patient ratings of care in our … safety culture are related
to patients’ perceptions of their care. … positive patient safety culture to safety outcomes such as …

… safety culture that assures patients are safe from medical error. This article defines a safety
culture … support hospital leadership answer the question “what is a patient safety culture?” …

… Measuring the baseline safety culture of an intensive care unit allows leaders to … of safety
culture. These strategies ultimately may improve the working conditions of staff and the care …