The second victim phenomenon (SVP) refers to workers negatively impacted by involvement
in unanticipated adverse events or errors. While this phenomenon has been extensively …

Background: Medication safety in residential care facilities is a critical concern, particularly
when nonmedical staff provide medication assistance. The complex nature of medication …

Background: The Second Victim Phenomenon (SVP) significantly impacts the well-being of
healthcare professionals and patient safety. While the SVP has been explored in various …

Healthcare professionals working in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) care for patients suffering
from a critical illness and their relatives. Working within a team of people with different …

Second victim syndrome (SVS) refers to the psychological trauma experienced by
healthcare workers (HCWs) as a result of being involved in an adverse event (AE) …

Aim To explore the experience of second victim symptoms and adverse outcomes among
nurses working in public healthcare institutions; understand the preferred components of a …

Patient safety is a priority for all healthcare systems. Despite this, too many patients still
suffer harm as a consequence of healthcare. Furthermore, it has a significant impact on …

Incidents related to patient safety are a problem of great impact in Intensive Care Medicine
(ICM). Multiple strategies have been developed to identify them, analyze, and develop …

Aim To investigate the current status of experience and support of nurses as second victims
and explore its related factors in nurses. Design A sequential, explanatory, mixed-method …

A qualitative study that provides evidence of the institutional support required by intensive
care unit (ICU) nurses as second victims of adverse events (AEs). Background The …