...Patricia Vella Bonanno; Einav Srulovici; José Joaquín Mira; Reinhard Strametz; Susanna Tella; Valentina Marinkovic; Anat Rafaeli; Mary Elizabeth Tumelty; Andreas Pitz; Sofia Guerra Paiva; Anu Venesoja; Sandra C. Buttigieg Purpose Notwithstanding increased patient safety initiatives, adverse events...

...Augustine Adomah-Afari; Micheal Kwaffo Purpose The study assessed the relationship between organisational factors and compliance with patient safety incident reporting in Ghana, using two specialist hospitals as a standard. Design/methodology/approach A cross-sectional study design...

...Inger Johanne Bergerød; Siri Wiig; Jeffrey Braithwaite; Christina Tølbøl Frøiland Purpose The purpose of this study is to examine quality of care and patient safety in late effects cancer services for older adults, from the viewpoint of healthcare professionals in long-term follow-up clinics...

...: on the definition of economics ”, Journal of Economic Perspectives , Vol.  23 No.  1 , pp.  221 - 233 , doi: 10.1257/jep.23.1.221 . Benn , J. , Burnett , S. , Par , A. , Pinto , A. , Isk and Vincent , C. (2009), “ Studying large-scale programmes to improve patient safety in whole...

...Anna V. Chatzi; Maria Malliarou Purpose This viewpoint article discusses and analyses the need and benefits of a patient safety definition within the context of nursing. Design/methodology/approach This viewpoint article is supported by literature review, statutory documents and expert...

... thematic analysis concerning quality or safety outcomes for patients, or patients and staff when introducing a full-time culture. Findings Identified factors that could have a positive or negative impact on quality and patient safety when introducing full-time culture were length of shift, fatigue...

...Jigi Lucas; Sandra G. Leggat; Nicholas F. Taylor Purpose To investigate the association between implementation of clinical governance and patient safety. Design/methodology/approach A pre-post study was conducted in an Australian health service following the implementation of clinical...

... healthcare management can preserve quality care delivery while under crisis. Although it is well acknowledged that physicians' working condition and health impact patient safety and quality of care, few studies seem to have explored this during the COVID-19 pandemic. We found one article, a qualitative...

... on the variety of input (Wiig et al., 2019). User involvement in research in nursing home and homecare Leadership Patient safety Quality improvement Research exploring quality and safety healthcare interventions often appears straight forward, well planned and executed, and managing all...

... hours). In this context, the health personnel functioned as regulators, balancing efficiency and thoroughness and ensuring patient safety and patient centeredness. However, sometimes organizational factors limited health personnel's flexibility in weighing these aspects, leading to breached medication...

... Licensed re-use rights only Culture Clinical governance Health care quality Patient safety Governance structures Qualitative research Health law or regulation Clinical leadership and culture Health service quality assurance The statutory duty of candour (DoC) came into force...

... contexts and professional norms at work, in order to understand the outcomes of complex health reforms. Organizational development for effective clinical governance Patient safety Determinants of health Health law or regulation Health professions Public health regulations © Emerald...

... Patient safety Midwifery Teamwork Obstetrics Adverse events or outcomes References Heller , G. , Misselwitz , B. and Schmidt , S. (2000), “ Early neonatal mortality, asphyxia related deaths, and timing of low risk births in Hesse, Germany, 1990-8: observational study ”, BMJ...

... communication between health professionals has been recognized as a significant causative factor in incidents compromising patient safety and health outcomes (Trossman, 2009). An important model that has been used in previous empirical studies in healthcare organizational culture is the RELATE model. RELATE...

...@newcastle.edu.au Clinical governance Patient safety Organizational learning Clinical leadership and culture Health professions Adverse events or outcomes Adverse events and the impact on patients have been a major issue of concern for health professionals, and patients and their families, and have...

... 2018 25 07 2018 25 07 2018 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Health care quality Quality Patient safety Patient perspectives Management of clinical performance Patient education Adolescents (10–19 years...

...Kelly Renee Veit Purpose Washington Patient Safety Coalition (WPSC) brings individuals and healthcare organizations together to identify and work on patient safety priorities. It holds bi-annual strategic planning sessions to assess program effectiveness around current organizational goals...

... care and can aid in improvement planning (Berland, 2017). Patient safety continues to occupy the minds of both patients and of health care providers. The latter seek to enhance governance strategies to stimulate continual improvement in patient safety and satisfaction. The former consider whether...

..., community-associated MRSA strains are becoming more frequent and are altering the presence of strains found in hospital patients (Gardam, 2000 ; Gilbert et al., 2006). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Policy Patient safety Public health Antimicrobial stewardship...

... importantly, that care is safe, unnecessary treatments are not provided, and preventable harms (like healthcare associated infections) are not considered routine complications of care. Antimicrobial resistance (AR) is a patient safety issue and PAs want to contribute to solutions, as they have meaningfully...