Background: Maintaining patient safety is an important pillar of health care delivery.
Promoting a safe culture in a healthcare setting influences patient safety outcomes directly …

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 & Aim: Annually, millions of patients in the world are injured and die due to
unsafe medical care. In order to manage this issue, it is important to examine the safety …

Background: The culture of patient safety is one of the most important factors in ensuring the
quality of nursing care and is essential in enhancing patient safety in the health system. Aim …

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 …

Aims. To identify nurses' professionalism, work environment, and communication with
healthcare professionals as factors influencing clinical nurses' perception of patient safety …

Background: One of the goals of nursing is providing safe care, prevention of injury, and
health promotion of patients. Patient safety in intensive care units is threatened for various …

Background Safety culture is known to influence patient outcomes, but the relationship
between nursing units' safety cultures and the development of pressure injuries in acute …

This review examined associations between safety culture aspects and patient safety
outcomes in East Asian hospitals and identified relevant research priorities. Using the …

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to better understand the relationship between
nurse-reported safety culture and the patient experience in a multistate sample of nurses …