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The purposes of this qualitative study were to (1) describe what nurses perceive as risky to patients in common nursing practice situations, (2) describe the effects of the perceptions of risk on clinical decision making and behavior, and (3) identify what factors nurses perceive as increasing or decreasing risk.
- Pamela Trevino, Angela Green, Donna Middaugh, Seonghum Heo, Claudia Beverly, Jayant Deshpande
- 2018
Adherence to the principles of patient safety and the prevention and reduction of practice errors have been facilitated by technological solutions in recent years [31,32]; however, suboptimal quality and safety of care remain evident, indicating the need for improved understandings of the various factors and conditions that increase adherence in daily nursing practice . Consequently, this ...
- Measurement of Patient Safety Culture
- Measurement of Safety Nursing Competency
- Limitations
Measuring patient safety culture involves assessing the attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors of healthcare staff related to patient safety in a healthcare organization. There are several tools and survey instruments available to measure patient safety culture. In this review, two self-reported questionnaires were found to have been applied to unde...
Eight of the studies, or 50% of the literature, in this review showed that nurses were more competent in communicating effectively than working in teams with colleagues, and their overall safety culture score was positive. Likewise, LM Zabin, RSA Zaitoun and AA Abdullah found that both organizational learning and continuous improvement, as well as...
This systematic review study has several limitations. First, we restricted the databases to four primary resources considered suitable for gathering eligible articles for the study purpose. The second is that the delimiters of this review included only articles in English, so some related articles may not have been included. Another limitation that...
Mar 4, 2024 · Background Clinical nurses play an important role in ensuring patient safety. Nurses’ work experience, organizational environment, psychological cognition, and behavior can all lead to patient safety issues. Improving nurses’ attention to patient safety issues and enhancing their competence in dealing with complex medical safety issues can help avoid preventable nursing adverse events ...
Dec 30, 2020 · AORN’s Guidelines for Perioperative Practice 1 contains more than 30 guidelines that address different types of risks as well as interventions for avoiding harm. As the Guidelines are revised, these interventions reflect newer practices, technologies, research findings, and regulatory requirements, as well as new threats—such as coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)—that enter the health ...
- Patricia C. Seifert
- 30 December 2020
- 2021
- 113, Issue1
May 16, 2022 · How can human factors improve patient safety? The length of this article does not allow a complete discussion of the many factors that can affect individuals and teams. However, in simple terms they can be readily divided into personal factors and team working factors. These two topics will now be considered: Personal factors affecting performance
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The existence of unfavourable nursing practice environments affects nursing practice, making nurses unable to effectively use their skills and knowledge to provide quality care and ensure patient safety. 37,40 On the other hand, positive nursing practice environments allow nurses to use their advanced training for higher-quality and safer care. 40 There is also an association that nurses with ...
