Journal of Patient Safety
Lippincott Williams and Wilkins Ltd. · United States · Est. 1984
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The Journal of Patient Safety focuses on research related to preventing harm in healthcare settings. This includes studies on nursing leadership, organizational culture, surgical safety protocols, physiotherapy errors, healthcare worker compliance with personal protective equipment, second victim syndrome support programs, patient falls and pressure ulcers, care transitions, adverse transfusion reactions, the economic burden of unsafe care, traumatic events in hospitals, medication administration errors, nurse-to-patient ratios, adverse events associated with medical treatments, unplanned discharges, hospital mortality during public health crises, length of stay reduction initiatives, staff engagement in quality improvement, and communication breakdowns in pediatric care.
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