Background Patient safety is considered to be crucial to healthcare quality and is one of the
major parameters monitored by all healthcare organizations around the world. Nurses play a …

Background Patients' safety culture is a key aspect in determining healthcare organizations'
ability to address and reduce risks of patients. Nurses play a major role in patients' safety …

Purpose To assess the present patient safety culture of three general hospitals in Saudi
Arabia, as perceived by nurses. Design This study utilized a descriptive, cross‐sectional …

The purpose of this study was to identify factors that nurses perceive as contributing to the
culture of patient safety in a hospital in Saudi Arabia. A total of 498 registered nurses …

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 …

Purpose The purpose of the study was to explore and describe nurses' perceptions of
patient safety culture in four Turkish hospitals encompassing a collective total of 1442 beds …

Background Medical and allied health professionals should adopt error reduction as a key
strategic priority and make patient safety improvement an ongoing, active process within …

Background: Patient safety has been a concern over the past two decades. The value of
nurses and their work environment in relation to patient safety has been acknowledged by …

Background: Assessing the organization's existing safety culture is the first stage of
developing a safety culture. Patient safety culture assessments, required by international …

Purpose Worldwide, 1 in 10 hospital patients is harmed while receiving care. Despite
evidence that a culture of safety is associated with greater patient safety, these effects and …