This study investigated the relationship among hospital nurses' perceptions of a just culture,
empowerment, and patient safety activities. It also determined the factors affecting the …

Individual and group beliefs, attitudes, perceptions, competences, and behavioral patterns
all contribute to the safety culture of a healthcare company. The study's goal is to assess …

The past year of global COVID-19 pandemic renewed the attention on the inherent quality
and safety risks in healthcare. Fragmentation in delivery services, poor coordination across …

Background: Patient safety is a priority for all healthcare organisations. Enhancing patient
safety incident reporting practices requires effective leadership behaviours at all levels in …

Objectives: to investigate the reasons for low patient safety incident reporting among
Indonesian nurses. Methods: this qualitative case study was conducted among 15 clinical …

Objectives Near misses happen more frequently than actual errors, and highlight system
vulnerabilities without causing any harm, thus provide a safe space for organizational …

In healthcare institutions, reporting and handling of near-miss events—events that could
have resulted in catastrophe but did not—are considered crucial to patient safety. Empirical …

Purpose This study explored nurses' intentions, awareness and barriers in reporting adverse
events in tertiary hospitals in China. We also analyzed its associated factors to increase the …

Background: Despite the efforts of academic nursing educators to prepare students to make
sound clinical judgments, the literature suggests new graduate nurse (NGN) competence …

The concept of patient safety is less developed in physiotherapy than in other areas of
health care. Standard physiotherapy care, whether active or passive, is largely viewed as …