Administration management in patient safety culture and barriers to adverse event reporting in the nursing profession

Patient safety is very important in the health field, and for this, parameters such as having quality in the service provided and guaranteeing primary care in an effective manner must be considered. The objective of this article is to know the aspects of the patient safety culture and the safety climate perceived by the nursing staff who work in the participating hospital. The methodology used is a descriptive, cross-sectional observational type; It will be observational because it is a specific type of study that is defined by having a statistical or demographic nature, where 46 health professionals were surveyed. In this investigation, it was identified that there is disagreement with the actions that are implemented, lack of supervision, lack of monitoring, strategies, reports, and high frequency of communication between professionals where the purpose is to provide patient safety and demonstrate all the notifications of adverse events and incidents.

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Journal of business and entrepreneurial studie
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2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.37956/jbes.v9i4.378
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Patient Safety and Medication Errors
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Administration management in patient safety culture and barriers to adverse event reporting in the nursing profession

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Administration management in patient safety culture and barriers to adverse event reporting in the nursing profession

Francesc Ortega, Mariuxi Johanna Zurita Desiderio, Bill Moran, Priscila Valeria Alonzo Cedeño
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Patient safety is very important in the health field, and for this, parameters such as having quality in the service provided and guaranteeing primary care in an effective manner must be considered. The objective of this article is to know the aspects of the patient safety culture and the safety climate perceived by the nursing staff who work in the participating hospital. The methodology used is a descriptive, cross-sectional observational type; It will be observational because it is a specific type of study that is defined by having a statistical or demographic nature, where 46 health professionals were surveyed. In this investigation, it was identified that there is disagreement with the actions that are implemented, lack of supervision, lack of monitoring, strategies, reports, and high frequency of communication between professionals where the purpose is to provide patient safety and demonstrate all the notifications of adverse events and incidents.

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