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Sarhadi M, Soltani nejad S, Arbozia M, Moein H. The Challenges in Patient Safety Culture and its Solutions. jmciri 2023; 41 (2) :177-177
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Assistant professor Department of Microbiology, Malekan Branch
Abstract: (1287 Views)
Background: Health care is one of the most complex activities that humans are
involved with and are inherently associated with the potential to create the risk of
being ill at the same time. In this study, the challenges in the field of patient safety
culture and its strategies with regard to its dimensions are discussed.
Methods: This article is a narrative review article that searches for library resources and articles published in the years 2000-2022 using databases such as SID, Iran
Medex, Elsevier, CINAHL, MEDLINE, PubMed, and related to safety culture. The patient was performed in Iran and the world. A total of 250 articles were extracted in this field and then 56 articles were used in this study according to the findings of the Patient Safety Culture Challenge.
Results: Given the importance of patient safety culture in health care organizations, it seems that promoting it can improve the quality and performance of Iranian hospitals. Error, management support, staff shortages and inter-unit teamwork as priorities for action.
Conclusion: Patient safety at the hospital should be categorized as a strategic priority to be implemented in a detailed operational plan. It is then that safety in the organization which becomes a culture and everyone understands its importance and instills it in itself and all efforts in the organization center around this.
involved with and are inherently associated with the potential to create the risk of
being ill at the same time. In this study, the challenges in the field of patient safety
culture and its strategies with regard to its dimensions are discussed.
Methods: This article is a narrative review article that searches for library resources and articles published in the years 2000-2022 using databases such as SID, Iran
Medex, Elsevier, CINAHL, MEDLINE, PubMed, and related to safety culture. The patient was performed in Iran and the world. A total of 250 articles were extracted in this field and then 56 articles were used in this study according to the findings of the Patient Safety Culture Challenge.
Results: Given the importance of patient safety culture in health care organizations, it seems that promoting it can improve the quality and performance of Iranian hospitals. Error, management support, staff shortages and inter-unit teamwork as priorities for action.
Conclusion: Patient safety at the hospital should be categorized as a strategic priority to be implemented in a detailed operational plan. It is then that safety in the organization which becomes a culture and everyone understands its importance and instills it in itself and all efforts in the organization center around this.
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