Background: Patient harm continues to be an essential concern in healthcare settings.
Despite research, education, and collaborative efforts in patient safety, this issue remains a …

Background: Patient safety is critical in healthcare. Studies have documented high level of
stress among nurses that may adversely affect quality of patient care and patient safety …

Background Patient safety culture is an essential factor in the decreasing of medical errors
and development of the institutions. This study was conducted to determine to what extent …

Background: Physicians and nurses are core staff who are the first points of contact in care
provision to patients. We aimed to examine physicians' and nurses' perceptions of patient …

Cross-sectional, analytical and quantitative study with the objective of evaluating the patient
safety climate from the perspective of nursing staff professionals in medical and surgical …

Aims In order to pursue a better patient safety culture and provide a superior medical service
for patients, this study aims to respectively investigate the perceptions of patient safety from …

Background Patient safety culture assessment is viewed as the starting point from which
action planning begins and helps hospitals get a good idea of the patient safety features that …

Background: Patient safety involves identifying, assessing, and managing patient-related
risks and occurrences to improve patient care and reduce patient harm. In Nigeria, there is a …

Background: Burnout impacts nurses' health as well as brain structures and functions
including cognitive function, which could lead to work performance and patient safety issues …

Background: Patient safety is a significant outcome and it is an indicator of the hospital
quality. Patient safety culture is the process focus on prevention and reduction risk of …