A segurança do paciente como dimensão da qualidade do cuidado de saúde: um olhar sobre a literatura

Reis, Cláudia Tartaglia; Martins, Mônica; Laguardia, Josué

doi:10.1590/s1413-81232013000700018

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“…Given the above, it is perceived that quality management in hospital services, in response to social changes and the dynamism of organizational needs, must include patient safety as a desirable asset to be managed (1,4,13) . In this regard, one participant confirmed that the quality management service was an important foundation for promoting the establishment of safety strategies.…”

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“…The evidence that the risks associated with care are concrete in health institutions has contributed to the fact that the quality which has been historically legitimized by this sector of production in the light of strategic resource management and consumer satisfaction, is also perceived from the point of view of safety (1) . In this approach, the concept of patient safety emerges, which is understood as the reduction, to an acceptable minimum, of the risk of unnecessary harm associated with health care (2) .…”

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Fatores facilitadores na implantação das estratégias de segurança dopaciente: estudo descritivo-exploratório

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Aim: the aim of this paper is to investigate, from the perspective of nurse managers, the means/factors that facilitate the implementation process of patient safety strategies. Method: seventy-two nurse managers from four university hospitals of the state of Paraná participated, through an individual interview, which was recorded and guided by the question "Tell me about aspects that facilitate the implementation of safety strategies in this hospital." The statements were transcribed in full and were submitted for content analysis in the thematic modality. Results: two categories emerged from the speeches: "Management tools as facilitators in the implementation of patient safety strategies" and "Educational processes: means that facilitate the implementation of patient safety strategies". Conclusion: it was found that the support of the top management contributed greatly to the implementation of security strategies, as well as the militant leadership for this benefit and the improvement of human capital, which was strictly conveyed to the institutional teaching characteristic.

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Fatores facilitadores na implantação das estratégias de segurança dopaciente: estudo descritivo-exploratório

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“…In the same direction as the previous point, this may also be due to the possibility that the students, with the practical exercise, feel more anxious because the practice, although simulated, can signify proximity with the professional exercise that is notoriously full of risks and uncertainties. 17 Although the students highlighted some specific items, related to time management, professional future and evaluations, as stressors, the analysis by domain showed that, in general, the students presented low stress levels in all the undergraduate years, highlighting only the concern with professional training domain. Again, the fact is highlighted that the perception of the training as stressful may have been a consequence of the decrease in quality of sleep.…”

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Stress among nursing undergraduate students of a Brazilian public university

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Objective.To determine the level of stress among students of an undergraduate course in nursing of a Brazilian public university. Methods. Cross-sectional study involving 111 students who responded to the 30 item questionnaire of Costa and Polak for the Assessment of Stress among Nursing Students, with Likert type response options of 0-3 (0 = I have not experienced the situation; 1 = I do not feel stressed with the situation; 2 = I feel a little stressed with the situation, and 3 = I feel very stressed with the situation). Results. Participants were predominantly single (82.9%), female (83.8%), young adults (mean 23.3 years) and performing some kind of paid work (76.6%).The main stressors were related to the lack of time for: leisure activities (2.6); spending time with family members (2.5) and; completion of extracurricular activities (2.3). The highest levels of stress among students were found in the domains of professional training (52.2%), professional communication (33.3%) and time management (32.4%). Conclusion. The majority of the students presented low levels of stress in the general activities of the course, however, the activities related to time management, especially time for academic activities and social and family life, were identified as permanent stress factors during the graduation course.

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“…The safety culture consists of the product of values, attitudes, competencies and patterns of individual and group behavior, which determine the commitment, style and proficiency of managing a healthy and safe organization [4].…”

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Patient Safety Culture In Health Organizations: Scoping Review

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Silva²,

Medeiros³

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Objective: Identify and map the forms to evaluate the patient safety culture in health organizations. Method: Results:The sample consisted of 75 publications. Among the eleven instruments identified to evaluate the safety culture, the Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture questionnaire and the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire had the greatest international repercussion, since they were adapted, validated and used in different continents and contexts. Conclusion:The synthesis of the instruments enabled clarifying their characteristics, and how they can be important tools to support and accompany changes in the safety culture over time.

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A segurança do paciente como dimensão da qualidade do cuidado de saúde: um olhar sobre a literatura

Abstract: A segurança do paciente como dimensão da qualidade do cuidado de saúde -um olhar sobre a literatura Patient safety as a dimension of the quality of health care -a look at the literature

Cited by 110 publications

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Fatores facilitadores na implantação das estratégias de segurança dopaciente: estudo descritivo-exploratório

Fatores facilitadores na implantação das estratégias de segurança dopaciente: estudo descritivo-exploratório

Stress among nursing undergraduate students of a Brazilian public university

Patient Safety Culture In Health Organizations: Scoping Review

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