Background When healthcare students witness, engage in, or are involved in an adverse
event, it often leads to a second victim experience, impacting their mental well-being and …

Background The term second victim describes a healthcare professional who has been
involved in an adverse event and feels wounded by the event. The effects of this experience …

Objective To investigate the experience of medical and graduate learners with second victim
experience (SVE) after medical errors or adverse patient outcomes, including impact on …

Background Second victim describes the impact on health care professionals after an error
causing preventable patient harm. However, to date, the impact of making errors in practice …

Second victim syndrome (SVS) is defined as the psychological or emotional suffering of
healthcare workers as a result of a patient adverse, or near miss, event. Initially thought to be …

Introduction The “second victim” phenomenon refers to the distress and other negative
consequences that physicians experience when they commit medical error. There has been …

This review set out to understand what leaders and organisational cultures can learn about
supporting doctors who experience second victim phenomenon; the types, levels and …

Background Physicians' self-perceived medical errors lead to substantial emotional distress,
which has been termed the “second victim phenomenon.” Medical errors during residency …

Aim To investigate the degree of second victim syndrome among nursing students in clinical
practice and determine the rehabilitation process. Background Empirical evidence suggests …

There is growing recognition that clinical and nonclinical healthcare professionals may
become “second victims” following adverse patient events, medical errors, or patient-related …