Background Patient safety is considered to be crucial to healthcare quality and is one of the
major parameters monitored by all healthcare organizations around the world. Nurses play a …

Background: In health care institutions, safety culture is defined as the integrity of individual
and group efforts to reduce the harms for the patients. This is possible through interactions …

Abstract Background and Objectives: JOB STRESS and unsafe behavior as the factors
influencing the risk of mental and physical health problems in the workplace are known. The …

 Introduction: Nursing is a dangerous job and addressing the safety concern of the nurses
is necessary. Assessing the safety climate is one of the assessing methods for safety …

Materials and Methods: Nurses employed in 7 emergency and intensive care ward specialty
and subspecialty hospital affiliated with Tehran University of Medical Sciences was invited to …

Introduction: Patient safety is a major component of healthcare quality, which is defined as
the avoidance of causing harm to patients in providing healthcare services. The present …

This study evaluated the safety attitude and determined its predictor individual and
organizational variables among nurses. This cross-sectional and descriptive-analytical study …

Introduction: Patient safety and its requirements fulfillment are today one of the useful
valuation indicators in healthcare organizations. Thus, patient safety culture and its …

Research shows that when investigating the causal relation between phenomena, adopting
a systematic view and assessing the feedbacks of involved variables could lead to much …

Background: The main problems endangering patient safety are errors and accidents
caused by healthcare providers, mainly due to their unfavorable patient safety attitudes …