2016
DOI: 10.1590/0104-07072016001610015
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Avaliação Da Cultura De Segurança Do Paciente Em Terapia Intensiva Na Perspectiva Da Equipe De Saúde

Abstract: ABSTRACT:The aim in this descriptive and exploratory study with a quantitative approach was to assess the dimensions of the patient safety culture from the perspective of health professionals at an Intensive Care Unit. Data collection took place between November 2013 and January 2014, using the questionnaire Survey on Patient Safety in Hospitals, administered to 59 health professionals. The results showed better ratings in the following dimensions: expectations and supervisor's actions to promote patient safet… Show more

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“…Open communication about the issues related to safety is an important characteristic of the culture of patient safety (Mendes & Barroso, 2014). As related by Ammouri et al (2015), cited by Calvante, Calvante, Pires, Batista and Nogueira (2016, p. 3895), "the lack of communication can significantly compromise the safety of the patient and the results of its care, being one of the main factors contributing to the errors" being that a clear language, structured and technically correct, it is essential to promote a safety culture (Minuzz, Salum& Locks, 2016).With regard to work in a team, the same authors advocate be of extreme importance, allow all health professionals to act proactively, contributing with ideas and suggestions. In line with the authors above mentioned, Ballangrud et al (2012) and Noord, Wagner, Dyck, Twiskand Bruijne (2014) also believe that teamwork is an important strategy for the prevention of errors in health, and consequently to enhance patient safety and increase the provision of care with quality.…”
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“…Open communication about the issues related to safety is an important characteristic of the culture of patient safety (Mendes & Barroso, 2014). As related by Ammouri et al (2015), cited by Calvante, Calvante, Pires, Batista and Nogueira (2016, p. 3895), "the lack of communication can significantly compromise the safety of the patient and the results of its care, being one of the main factors contributing to the errors" being that a clear language, structured and technically correct, it is essential to promote a safety culture (Minuzz, Salum& Locks, 2016).With regard to work in a team, the same authors advocate be of extreme importance, allow all health professionals to act proactively, contributing with ideas and suggestions. In line with the authors above mentioned, Ballangrud et al (2012) and Noord, Wagner, Dyck, Twiskand Bruijne (2014) also believe that teamwork is an important strategy for the prevention of errors in health, and consequently to enhance patient safety and increase the provision of care with quality.…”
Section: Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The feedback of errors for health professionals who work in the front row was another aspect described over 25% of the selected articles, as being important. Minuzz et al (2016) and Ballangrud et al (2012) called attention to the fact of adverse events are little disseminated and rarely have feedback. Promote the feedback to health professionals who provide direct health care is essential for an effective safety culture.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Mediante a verificação das áreas frágeis em cultura de segurança, é essencial o envolvimento e comprometimento de toda a instituição e, principalmente, da gestão hospitalar, que tem o papel de demonstrar interesse na promoção de segurança do paciente, garantir a melhoria da assistência entre as equipes de saúde, e instituir a comunicação aberta sobre erros (17) .…”
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“…No modelo de regressão linear o constructo que mais apresentou impacto sobre a atitude de segurança dos profissionais foi C2-Percepção da atuação da gerência da unidade e da organização sob olhar do profissional, e o que apresentou o menor impacto foi o C5-Satisfação do trabalho. Resultados semelhantes, demonstraram uma cultura de segurança com potencial de melhoria em todas as dimensões da cultura de segurança do paciente, com destaque para o apoio da gestão hospitalar para a segurança do paciente, para as respostas não punitivas aos erros e para o trabalho em equipe entre as unidades, dimensões que receberam as piores avaliações na percepção dessa equipe(Minuzzi, Salum & Locks, 2016).Neste sentido, a literatura aponta que a promoção da cultura de segurança demanda empenho e comprometimento de toda a instituição, enfatizando que os gestores devem atuar incentivando a comunicação e a notificação dos erros e fortalecendo a cultura não punitiva, proporcionando um clima de trabalho que prioriza a segurança do paciente(Marinho, Radünz & Barbosa, 2014). Tal realidade contribui com os resultados do presente estudo com impacto significante no constructo (C2), mostrado que a gestão pode investir em melhorias no ambiente hospitalar para segurança do profissional de saúde e do paciente, com o intuito de obter um clima de segurança positivo da instituição.No entanto, adverte-se que o menor impacto em relação à satisfação do trabalho sobre o clima de segurança pode estar relacionado à satisfação pessoal dos profissionais no desempenho de ações, profissões, podendo ser um aspecto positivo na cultura de segurança local(Raftopoulos & Pavlakis, 2013;Alayed, Loof & Johansson, 2014; Scwendimann et al, Research, Society and Development, v. 9, n. 3, e93932523, 2020 (CC BY 4.0) | ISSN 2525-3409 | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v9i3.2523…”
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