Aim The study aimed to investigate nurses' second victim experience and quality of support
resources in Singapore. Background The second victim phenomenon, broadly described as …

Errors are inherent in medicine due to the imperfectness of human nature. Health care
providers may have a difficult time accepting their fallibility, acknowledging mistakes, and …

Incident learning is a key component for maintaining safety and quality in healthcare. Its use
is well established and supported by professional society recommendations, regulations …

Background There is evidence that the physician response rate is declining. In response to
this, methods for increasing the physician response rate are currently being explored. This …

Background Many healthcare organizations have developed processes for supporting the
emotional needs of patients and their families after medical errors or adverse events …

Chest radiography (CXR) continues to be the most frequently performed imaging
examination worldwide, yet it remains prone to frequent errors in interpretation. These pose …

Aim This cross‐sectional correlation study aimed to explore the associations among patient
safety culture, organisational support, second victim‐related distress, absenteeism and …

Introduction Medication errors are common events that compromise patient safety and are
prevalent in all health-care settings. This umbrella review aims to systematically evaluate the …

There is consensus that physicians, health professionals and health care organizations
should discuss harm that results from health care delivery (adverse events), including the …

Aim: This study aimed to explore the knowledge on the second victim phenomenon (SVP) in
health care, more specifically within the speciality of obstetrics. Methods: An extensive …