Safety culture and communication about surgical errors from the perspective of the health team

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Objective: To analyze the safety culture related to the communication dimensions and event notification from the perception of the health team. Method: Survey carried out in a teaching hospital of Paraná through the application of the Survey on Patient Safety Culture question-naire to 158 professionals working in surgical units from May to September 2017.The analysis of the data was done by descriptive and analytical statistics; dimensions with positive responses ≥75% represent strong areas for patient safety. Results: No dimension or item/question were considered strong to surgical patient safety. There was a difference, with a less negative perception from nursing in relation to medicine, in the dimensions “Return of the information and communication about the error” and “Frequency of events reports” (p<0.001). Conclusion: The health team perceives that there is fragility in the patient safety in relation to the communication dimension, de-manding actions that promote the patient safety.

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Batista, J., Cruz, E. D. de A., Alpendre, F. T., da Paixão, D. P. da S. S., Gaspari, A. P., & Mauricio, A. B. (2019). Safety culture and communication about surgical errors from the perspective of the health team. Revista Gaucha de Enfermagem, 40(Spe). https://doi.org/10.1590/1983-1447.2019.20180192

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