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Perception of patient safety culture among nursing students: A cross-sectional study.

Carmen Amaia Ramírez-TorresFélix Rivera-SanzAna Cobos-RinconTeresa Sufrate-SorzanoRaúl Juárez-VelaVicente Gea-CaballeroClara Isabel Tejada GarridoMaria Estela Colado TelloAngela DuranteIván Santolalla-Arnedo
Published in: Nursing open (2023)
Adverse events related to clinical practice continue to be a global problem. Improvements in patient safety require an increase in the patient safety culture of professionals and the promotion of development facilitators. Clinical practice and specific theoretical training foster greater awareness and demand related to patient safety, which is of interest when it comes to the development of new programmes that combine both methodologies and improve their effectiveness. Patient safety will continue to be a focus for all healthcare systems. The patient safety culture of future healthcare professionals should be developed at the university level in order to avoid unnecessary adverse events.
Keyphrases
  • patient safety
  • quality improvement
  • clinical practice
  • healthcare
  • nursing students
  • randomized controlled trial
  • systematic review
  • physical activity
  • risk factors