This manuscript describes the protocol and statistical analysis plan for a randomised trial designed to evaluate the effect of blood cultures plus direct-from-blood bacterial testing results …

Apr 16, 2024 · Based on the participants’ lack of knowledge of any local violence prevention programmes, ineffective dissemination and branding could be a significant factor. Leveraging …

Nov 28, 2018 · What actually is culture in health services? How does culture relate to healthcare quality, safety, and performance? And can changing culture lead to improvements in care and …

May 7, 2024 · Safety culture outcomes were most prominent under the themes of leadership and teamwork. Specific benefits for staff included increased stress recognition and job satisfaction, …

ABSTRACT Background In an era of safety systems, hospital interventions to build a culture of safety deliver organisational learning methodologies for staff. Their benefits to hospital staff …

Staff experience was defined as any measure of hospital culture, attitudes, beliefs, interactions with colleagues, stress/burnout and patient management practices gathered from frontline …

This study aims to measure the differences in perceptions between leaders and front-line workers for multiple dimensions of patient safety culture using the AHRQ’s Hospital Survey on Patient …

Based on these findings, the authors conclude that hospital culture may be positively influ-enced and that investing in strategies to foster cultures that are supportive of high performance may …

Given the known undercounting of dementia based on hospital admissions and deaths, 14 we only included data linkage studies that incorporated a combination of inpatient (eg, hospital …

The socio- organisational environment describes the attributes of an organisa-tional unit (eg, a hospital, department, clinic, home or programme) such as structure, procedures, roles and …