Effectiveness of New Tools to Define an Up-to-Date Patient Safety Risk Map: A Primary Care Study Protocol

Gens-Barberà, Montserrat; Rey-Reñones, Cristina; Hernández-Vidal, Núria; Vidal-Esteve, Elisa; Mengíbar-García, Yolanda; Hospital-Guardiola, I; Palacios-Llamazares, Laura; Satué-Gracia, Eva; Oya-Girona, Eva Maria; Bejarano-Romero, Ferran; Astier-Peña, María Pilar; Martín-Luján, Francisco

doi:10.3390/ijerph18168612

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“…According to the report Patient Safety 2030 published by the National Institute for Health Research, the failure to ensure patient safety is a major problem while providing health services [ 1 ]. The WHO reports that approximately 134 million adverse events and 2.6 million associated deaths occur each year in low-income and middle-income countries due to unsafe medical environments provided by hospitals [ 2 ].…”

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Analysis of Factors Influencing Safety Attitudes of Operating Room Nurses and Their Cognition and Attitudes toward Adverse Event Reporting

Liao

Zhang

et al. 2022

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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Operating room nurses play a critical role in patient safety. The evaluation of safety attitudes of operating room nurses reflects their awareness and belief of patient safety. Currently, however, the research on the safety attitudes of operating room nurses is hard to track in the existing literature in China. Therefore, this paper was conducted to explore the factors influencing the safety attitudes of operating room nurses and their cognition and attitudes toward adverse event reporting. A total of 711 operating room nurses from 16 tertiary hospitals in Sichuan Province from March 1, 2018, to 2019 were selected. The general information of operating room nurses, such as age, gender, and years of service in the operating room, was obtained through the basic information questionnaire. The Chinese version of the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (C-SAQ) was used to evaluate the safety attitude of operating room nurses, and the cognition and attitude of the subjects to adverse event reports were assessed through the questionnaire of cognition and attitude toward adverse event reporting. The average score of safety attitudes of operating room nurses was 4.20 ± 0.49. The two dimensions with a lower positive reaction rate of the safety attitudes of operating room nurses were stress recognition and working conditions. The main factors affecting the safety attitude of operating room nurses were night shifts, as well as cognition and attitudes toward adverse event reporting. There was a positive correlation between the total score of C-SAQ and the total score of cognition and attitudes toward adverse event reporting ( P < 0.01 , r = 0.445). The safety attitude of operating room nurses is at the upper-middle level, but the stress recognition and working conditions need to be improved. Through the allocation of nursing human resources, the strengthening of hospital logistics support, and the establishment of nonpunitive nursing adverse event reporting system, the operating room safety can be significantly enhanced.

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Analysis of Factors Influencing Safety Attitudes of Operating Room Nurses and Their Cognition and Attitudes toward Adverse Event Reporting

Liao

Zhang

et al. 2022

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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“…These findings allow us to enlighten our professionals on the reality of our adverse events, which we declare a small part of our Incident-Reporting System (around onehundredth part) [25]. Despite the limited availability of data in primary healthcare, which has been repeatedly highlighted [21], local approaches are sufficient to disseminate information to the professional community, consolidate action plans, and incorporate root cause analyses into clinical practice.…”

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“…In addition, MC MUTUAL has been committed to corporate transparency as one of the main axes of the organization. Thus, reports of events declared to the Incident-Reporting System are periodically published to communicate their existence, importance, and the possibility of prevention in line with strategies for improving healthcare quality practice [20] and with action protocols recently implemented in Spain [21].…”

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Enhancing Patient Safety in Spain: Streamlining Adverse Event Detection in Occupational Healthcare Records

Moya,

Manzanera,

Ortner

et al. 2024

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Background: Given the lack of previous studies on adverse events (AEs) in the area of occupational healthcare in Spain, it is very important to begin to understand this phenomenon in order to act on it. The objective was to accurately quantify AE occurring in occupational healthcare in MC Mutual during May 2021. Methods: We conducted a review of a representative random sample of 250 clinical records to identify AEs through an active search audit, focused on the frequency, type, severity, and preventability of these events, categorized using standardized scales. Results: We detected seven AEs in the sample of clinical records, representing 3% AEs per clinical record, while in the APEAS Spanish Study, they were detected in 10% of patients. The most frequent AE type was postoperative, followed by medication and diagnostic delay. The AEs were of intermediate severity and high severity and with a variable degree of being preventable. Conclusions: The detection of AEs has been useful in the development of projects and action plans such as specific training courses, safety patient newsletters, ambulatory risk maps, and treatment plans framed in the official certification of patient safety. These results should be evaluated in other companies similar to MC Mutual.

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“…According to the Patient Safety 2030 report published by the National Institute for Health Research, failure to ensure patient safety while providing health services is a major problem (Gens-Barberà M et al, 2021). WHO reports that unsafe medical environments provided by hospitals cause approximately 134 million adverse events and 2.6 million related deaths annually in low-and middle-income countries (Murphy J. F. A.…”

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Investigation of Patient Safety Attitudes of Operating Room Staff

BELGİN,

ARSLAN

2024

Uluborlu Mesleki Bilimler Dergisi

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Operating rooms are one of the most chaotic work environments in a hospital. Patient-safety measures must be followed to obtain standardization in health care in the operating rooms. This study was conducted to investigate the patient safety attitudes of the staff working in operating rooms. The study was conducted using a descriptive and cross-sectional design with staff working in central operating rooms between February 2017 and October 2017 in Balcali Hospital of the Medical Faculty of Cukurova University, and in Adana Numune Training and Research Hospital. The population of the study consisted of healthcare staff working in the operating room units. Rather than selecting a sample from the population, reaching the whole population was aimed. 254 people who accepted to participate in the study, and who met the inclusion criteria, were included in the study. Staff information forms for collecting demographic data of the staff, and the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (SAQ) for assessing patient safety attitudes of the staff, were used to collect the data. SPSS version 20 software was used to analyze the data. The results were interpreted using a 95 % confidence interval and a p < 0.05 significance level. The mean scores of the SAQ were as follows; the mean total SAQ scores were 49,58 ± 12,67, the scores for the teamwork climate dimension were 58,52±13,63, the scores for the job satisfaction dimension were 59,82±22,41, the scores for perceptions of management dimension were 44,35±22,99, the scores for safety climate dimension were 50,97±15,21, the scores for working conditions dimension were 51,35±25,01, and finally, the scores for stress recognition dimension were 36,83±16,14. The results suggest that the patient safety attitudes of the staff working in the operating rooms were at an intermediate level. Providing necessary education and raising awareness are suggested to improve patient safety attitudes

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Effectiveness of New Tools to Define an Up-to-Date Patient Safety Risk Map: A Primary Care Study Protocol

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Analysis of Factors Influencing Safety Attitudes of Operating Room Nurses and Their Cognition and Attitudes toward Adverse Event Reporting

Analysis of Factors Influencing Safety Attitudes of Operating Room Nurses and Their Cognition and Attitudes toward Adverse Event Reporting

Enhancing Patient Safety in Spain: Streamlining Adverse Event Detection in Occupational Healthcare Records

Investigation of Patient Safety Attitudes of Operating Room Staff

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