Background The s afety culture has recently attracted the attention of healthcare
organizations. Considering the importance of the roles of nurses with regard to patient …

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

Background: Poorly organized health systems with inadequate leadership limit the
development of the robust safety cultures capable of preventing consequential adverse …

Purpose: To organize the properties of safety culture addressed by many studies and to
develop a conceptual culture of safety model. Design and Methods: A comprehensive …

Purpose To learn the weaknesses and strengths of safety culture as expressed by the
dimensions measured by the Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture (HSOPSC) at …

Objective: Great importance has been attached to a culture of safe practice in healthcare
organisations, but it has proved difficult to engage frontline staff with this complex concept …

Background Patient safety culture, described as shared values, attitudes and behavior of
staff in a health-care organization, gained attention as a subject of study as it is believed to …

Purpose To determine the effectiveness of patient safety culture strategies to improve
hospital patient safety climate. Data sources Electronic search of the Cochrane Library …

Aim To provide sufficient information about the Manchester Patient Safety Framework
(MaPSaF) to allow healthcare professionals to assess its potential usefulness. Background …

Background Developing a patient safety culture was one of the recommendations made by
the Institute of Medicine to assist hospitals in improving patient safety. In recent years, a …