Background Surgical perioperative deaths and major complications are important
contributors to preventable morbidity, globally and in sub-Saharan Africa. The surgical safety …

Purpose The current study aimed to systematically review the literature addressing the use
of deep learning (DL) methods in intraoperative surgery applications, focusing on the data …

Purpose To determine the attitudes of nurses working in surgical units toward patient safety.
Design A descriptive and cross-sectional study. Methods The sample in this study was 207 …

Background Patient safety is an essential principle of healthcare and an indispensable
element of contemporary nursing care. Objective This study aims to evaluate the patient …

Purpose This study investigated organizational communication satisfaction and safety
climate among perianesthesia care unit (PACU) nurses and factors affecting safety climate …

Patient safety in surgery has historically suffered from a lack of physician-driven initiatives
aimed at recognizing, preventing and mitigating medical errors and surgical complications …

Aim This study aimed to assess patient‐safety principles in ICUs. Design This is a
descriptive‐comparative study. Methods The research environment includes ICUs of …

Purpose Clinical pathways are widely prevalent in health care and may be associated with
increased clinical efficacy, improved patient care, streamlining of services, while providing …

Despite tremendous progress in improving their safety performance, modern healthcare
systems still have a long way to go compared to other high-risk, low-error industries such as …

Anesthesia practice has made great strides to improve the delivery of safe anesthetic care.
In a widely cited metaanalysis, Daniel Bainbridge and his colleagues documented a more …