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 …

Aims To clarify second victim symptoms subgroups, explore the factors affecting profile
membership and determine how desired support strategies differ between the subgroups …

Background: The second victim phenomenon is common among nurses in intensive care
units. Apart from quantitative studies, little is known about individual cases among those …

Methods Ethical approval was secured from Bournemouth University's Ethics Panel
(reference: 12613). Surgeons from the UK were invited to participate in an online survey …

Objectives Second victim experience defines the healthcare professionals involved in
unexpected adverse patient events. The Second Victim Experience and Support Tool …

Background: The second victim phenomenon is the distress felt by healthcare providers after
a medical error. Although the phenomenon is a significant risk factor for burnout, little has …

Introduction: The experience of a second victim phenomenon after an event plays a
significant role in health care providers' well-being. Untreated; it may lead to severe harm to …

Both medical errors and suicidal behaviors are important problems for medical staff.
Although the association between them was implied in previous studies, their association …

Methods The G-SVESTR questionnaire was designed according to World Health
Organization recommendations. This entails translation, test for face validity, back …

Objective Second victims are defined as healthcare workers involved in an unanticipated
adverse patient event, who experienced professional and psychological distress. The …