Objective Care remains suboptimal for a substantial proportion of the more than 17 million
patients in the United States with diabetes. This review examines strategies for improving …

Abstract Background The Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture (HSOPS) is used to
assess safety culture in many countries. Accordingly, the questionnaire has been translated …

The relationship between limited health literacy and poor health may be due, in part, to poor
communication quality within health care delivery organizations. We explored the …

Effective communication is critical to providing quality health care and can be affected by a
number of modifiable organizational factors. The authors performed a prospective multisite …

The purpose of the study was to gain an understanding of the nursing phenomenon,
confidence, from the experience of nurses in the nursing subculture of critical care …

Results: Nurses were experienced in oncology (M= 15.8±7.6) yrs, well-educated (62.5%≥
BSN), certified in oncology nursing (85%), worked in outpatient settings (69%), and on …

Background The demands in hospitals for safety and quality, combined with limitations in
financing health care require effective cooperation between physicians and managers. The …

Moral distress is a negative emotional and somatic response to external constraints on
moral action. The constraints are typically identified as a component of the work …

Efforts to improve dementia care through training occur in an organizational context that may
enhance or inhibit improvement. This article used linear mixed models to examine the …

Background: Limited research has focused on the predictive nature of organizational culture
and trust on registered nurses' perceived health care quality in reformed health care …