Should We Estop Ourselves as an Act of Research?

Jeong, Heon-Jae; Lee, Kyong Eun; Lee, Wei-Chiang

doi:10.15406/bbij.2017.06.00175

BBIJ

2017

DOI: 10.15406/bbij.2017.06.00175

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Should We Estop Ourselves as an Act of Research?

Heon-Jae Jeong¹,

Kyong Eun Lee²,

Wei-Chiang Lee³

Abstract: Citation: Jeong HJ, Lee KE, Lee WC (2017) Should We Estop Ourselves as an Act of Research? Biom Biostat Int J 6(4): 00175.

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An efficiency-oriented reform of safety attitudes questionnaire–Korean version (Development of SAQ-K2)

Jeong¹,

Lee²,

Hyeon³

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The Safety Attitudes Questionnaire has long been used in the healthcare industry to measure healthcare workers' attitudes toward patient safety culture; as a result, it has been translated into a variety of languages, including Korean. Recently, with the help of item response theory, we realised we do not need the original 41 items of the questionnaire to guarantee accuracy, so we reduced the instrument to a 23-item survey. Except for the stress recognition domain, every domain functioned well. We suspect the stress recognition domain did not fare well due to cultural differences. Stress recognition refers to individuals understanding that significant stress can lead to a greater probability to make an error. However, healthcare workers, especially those in Asian countries such as Taiwan and Korea, do not accept such an idea. Rather, we found that such workers believe they should finish their work, regardless of how tired they are. They believe that admitting to stress makes them appear weak and can lead to them being fired. As the chasm between these two concepts cannot easily be crossed, we ultimately decided to remove the stress recognition domain from this second version of the survey. In sum, the new version of the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire contains 23 items across five domains. Their psychometric property was tested using confirmatory factor analysis, and information function curves helped us determine which items should be retained in the new instrument by visualising the behaviour of items and domains.

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An efficiency-oriented reform of safety attitudes questionnaire–Korean version (Development of SAQ-K2)

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Lee²,

Hyeon³

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Should We Estop Ourselves as an Act of Research?

Abstract: Citation: Jeong HJ, Lee KE, Lee WC (2017) Should We Estop Ourselves as an Act of Research? Biom Biostat Int J 6(4): 00175.

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An efficiency-oriented reform of safety attitudes questionnaire–Korean version (Development of SAQ-K2)

An efficiency-oriented reform of safety attitudes questionnaire–Korean version (Development of SAQ-K2)

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