The findings reflected that altruism, and nurse managers' and co-workers' attitude, and nurses' attitudes toward MAE reporting are predictors of nurses' intentions toward MAE reporting. The authors strongly recommended the healthcare system to institute an open communication and learning culture.
This nursing intervention led to changes in patients' illness perceptions and potentially improved the patients' self-regulation after their injuries. Future research can be conducted to enhance the effectiveness of the intervention protocol.
These findings suggest a link between macrolevel factors and patient safety outcomes. This study shows that redesigning continuing education programs encourages nurses to participate in patient safety training and understand the nursing unit characteristics that enhance patient safety outcomes to improve the patient safety of nursing units.
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