2020
DOI: 10.4274/jpr.galenos.2019.77699
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Perceptions and Factors Affecting Patient Safety Culture of Employees in Pediatric Services

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“…The attitude of HCWs was assessed by their teamwork behavior, the sense of responsibility, and awareness of their competence in providing the CEmONC services at the hospital. Karademirler et al [17] stated that teamwork among healthcare providers is an essential element in improving patient safety, which is a critical issue in pediatric healthcare services. Basically, it is because the care of a patient does not only require the responsibility of one person but is the responsibility of the entire team of health workers who coordinate with each other [18].…”
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“…The attitude of HCWs was assessed by their teamwork behavior, the sense of responsibility, and awareness of their competence in providing the CEmONC services at the hospital. Karademirler et al [17] stated that teamwork among healthcare providers is an essential element in improving patient safety, which is a critical issue in pediatric healthcare services. Basically, it is because the care of a patient does not only require the responsibility of one person but is the responsibility of the entire team of health workers who coordinate with each other [18].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Basically, it is because the care of a patient does not only require the responsibility of one person but is the responsibility of the entire team of health workers who coordinate with each other [18]. If it is neglected, medical errors can occur, and newborns being the most vulnerable group affected by patient safety incidents [17], [19]. The second most essential factor affecting HCW's perception is the actual performance (AOR=45.879; 95% CI 3.807-552.955), defined as the factual activities of maternal and neonatal service relative to the performance standard.…”
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“…This research study is the first comprehensive study done in Maldives to assess the perceptions of effective communication and IPC and how these factors contribute to PSC among nurses in hospitals of Maldives. Nurses play a vital role in advocating for patient safety, which is about minimizing preventable adverse events and an effective patient safety culture is vital to achieve this phenomenon (Karademirler & Manav, 2020). Therefore, this study was based on finding whether there is a relationship between effective communication and IPC to promote a PSC from nurses' perspective.…”
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confidence: 99%