Patient safety and its relationship with specific self-efficacy, competence, and resilience among nursing students: A quantitative study

How to Provide Patient Safety in the Emergency Department? A Qualitative Study Emergency Nurses’ Experiences

“…However, as our findings show, the initial assignment of inexperienced personnel to the ED poses a serious threat to patient safety. Studies emphasized that qualified personnel should work in the ED to prevent medical errors, establish good communication, and have a good command of the ED's functioning (Alqattan et al, 2021;Miguel et al, 2023). It is of great importance for hospital and unit managers to be aware of this and to act accordingly to ensure patient safety.…”

The Influence of Perceived Service Quality Dimensions on Patients Satisfaction

“…Clinical procedures have a major impact on patient satisfaction at Rumah Sakit Keluarga Sehat Tayu. The way clinical procedures (De Miguel et al, 2023) are performed greatly influences patients' perception of the quality of care they receive. When clinical procedures are performed with precision, empathy and adherence to best practices, patients tend to feel comfortable, respected and confident in the care they receive.…”

Identifying predictors of patient safety competency based on sleep quality in student faculty of nursing and midwifery during the internship period: a multidisciplinary study

“…Therefore, patient safety should be the fundamental priority of healthcare providers, and they should have a higher level of knowledge about patient safety [ 2 ]. There is a consensus among healthcare professionals that students pursuing healthcare education must acquire essential knowledge, skills, and tools to prevent errors and adverse events by the time they complete their university education [ 4 ]. Additionally, healthcare students need to receive adequate education on sleep health to ensure that they are prepared to provide safe and effective patient care [ 5 ].…”