Staff culture

Development of Patient Safety Culture and Accreditation among Clinical Staff

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Changing Unit Culture and Fostering Well-being of Staff

Changing Unit Culture and Fostering Well-being of Staff Susan Launder MSN, RN, OCN, Introduction: The key role of healthcare leaders is to create and sustain an environment that optimizes high-quality, safe, and effective patient-centered care. The leader’s role is to ensure the best possible physical environment and provide a culture that supports healthcare team members in the stressful work ...

Creating a culture of retention for perioperative nursing staff.

Patient Safety Culture as Viewed by Medical and Diagnostic Staff of Selected Tehran Hospitals, Iran

Background: Today, patient safety is an important issue in providing hospital services. Any failure in this area can cause undesirable consequences. Objective:  The present study evaluated the status of patient safety culture in Educational Hospitals of Tehran, Iran. Methods: This cross-sectional study surveyed 205 therapeutic and d...

The Perspectives Toward Patient Safety Culture among Nurses Staff in Educational Hospitals in Gorgan in 2011

Background and purpose: The basic responsibility of nurses is to maintain patient safety including notifying patients and colleagues about risk and risk reduction methods, supporting the patient safety and reporting events to a responsible person. Without creating a safety culture in all health facilities a sustainable development in the patient care do not occur. This study aims to determine t...