Introduction: In the interaction between man and machine, the human behavior plays a key role in the accidents occurrence and the risks. Safety culture models can be a base to safety culture assessments and may lead scientists toward effective aspects of organization safety. The aim of present study was to develop and offer a specific questionnaire for safety culture assessment according to the...

Introduction:: Nursing is a human profession that is inherently linked with ethical issues. Moral intelligence can provide a framework for the proper functioning of human beings and is considered as a predictor of behavior. The aim of the present study was to investigate the relationship between moral intelligence and attitudes toward patient safety among of nurses working in a teaching hospita...

Introduction: The current study investigated the relationship between nurseschr('39') communication features and patient safety culture in educational hospitals in Sanandaj city, Iran. Methods: This correlational study was performed on 278 nurses working in educational hospitals in Sanandaj, Iran. The standard safety culture questionnaire made by Barton J.chr('39')s quality and health care res...

Introduction: Occupational injuries are among factors that cause death and disability of thousands individuals in the workplace. Thus, identifying the influential factors of occupational injuries is of paramount importance. Previous researches have indicated that transformational leadership style has an essential role in occupational injuries. Consequently, the aim of the current study is to in...

Introduction: Behavioral science is an inseparable part of a comprehensive accident prevention strategy in a work place. This study reports a behavior approach used to evaluate the effects of an occupational safety training intervention on industrial textile workers. Methods: This study is a quasi-experimental based on Solomon 4-group design participatory study, which is conducted as pretest-po...