Assessment of Patient Safety Culture in a Pediatric Department

  • Alsabri M
  • Castillo F
  • Wiredu S
  • et al.
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Abstract

The results showed that the most common causes of medications errors in nursing were tiredness due increased workload (97.8%), and in nursing students were drug calculation, (77.4%). The most important way for prevention in nurses and nursing student opinion, was reducing the work pressure by increasing the personnel, proportional to the number and condition of patients and also creating a unit as medication calculation. Also there was a significant relationship between the type of ward and the mean of medication errors in two groups. Conclusion:

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Alsabri, M., Castillo, F. B., Wiredu, S., Soliman, A., Dowlat, T., Kusum, V., & Kupferman, F. E. (2021). Assessment of Patient Safety Culture in a Pediatric Department. Cureus. https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.14646

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