Background The perceived importance of safety culture in improving patient safety and its
impact on patient outcomes has led to a growing interest in the assessment of safety climate …

Aim Explore the recent literature to examine the factors that affect safety culture within health
care teams. Background Health care organisations must understand and improve their …

The compassion of healthcare workers towards patients is widely recognized, but research
suggests a dearth of compassion among co-workers. Indeed, workplace bullying and …

Objectives: To describe the characteristics of the nursing work environment, safety attitudes,
quality of care, measured by the nursing staff of the pediatric units, as well as to analyze the …

Aims To report the impact of transformational leadership on two dimensions of nurses' safety
performance (ie safety compliance and safety participation) and to study the mediating role …

Missed care, defined as any aspect of patient care that is omitted or delayed, is receiving
increasing attention. It is primarily caused by the imbalance between patients' nursing care …

Introduction Patient safety has become a crucial priority in quality healthcare. Adverse
events and serious errors involving critically ill patients are common and can be potentially …

Background International studies indicate that job satisfaction and burnout interfere with the
safety climate and quality of care. However, no evidence of such relationships is available …

Background A positive patient safety culture (PSC) is one of the most critical components to
improve healthcare quality and safety. The Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture …

Background Adverse events during patient transport are common and may threaten critically
ill patients' lives. Aim This study aimed to determine the incidence of adverse events during …