Background There is an absence of formal error tracking systems in public sector hospitals
of Pakistan and also a lack of literature concerning error reporting culture in the health care …

Background and aim: Occupational errors are inevitable in all jobs. Preparing health service
in healthcare centers integrates with risk resulted from occurrence of MEDICAL ERRORS for …

Background Very little research and practical efforts have been undertaken in public sector
hospitals of Pakistan to promote error reporting and patient safety culture. Nurses in the …

Purpose To investigate the association between patient safety culture (PSC) and the
incidence and reporting rate of medical errors by Israeli nurses. Design Self‐administered …

Purpose The importance of an error management culture (EMC) that integrates error
prevention with error management after errors occur has been highlighted in the existing …

Background There is growing interest in examining the factors affecting the reporting of
errors by nurses. However, little research has been conducted into the effects of perceived …

Aim The aim of this study was to explore the barriers to reporting nursing errors in intensive
care units in Iranian hospitals. Methods A descriptive qualitative analysis design was used …

Background & Aim: Error always occurs in the health system and it can lead to irreparable
consequences. Therefore, error prevention must be taken into account by the health …

Aim Speaking up about medical errors is an essential behaviour for nurses in pursuit of their
goal of maintaining patient safety. This study was designed to understand how a hospital's …

Reporting errors in clinical practice is critical to enhance patient safety and improve the
quality of care [1]. The aim of reporting errorsis to gather allthe required information …