Culture of patient safety in surgical units of teaching hospitals
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https://doi.org/10.5935/1415-2762.20200027Keywords:
Patient Safety, Organizational Culture, Perioperative Care, Hospital Administration, Quality of Health Care, Hospitals, TeachingAbstract
Objective: to analyze the safety culture in surgical units of three teaching hospitals in Paraná. Method: a cross-sectional survey, with data collection, carried out between 2017 and 2018, in three hospitals with federal, state and private administration. We used the Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture questionnaire, which analyzes 12 dimensions of the safety culture; we considered those with rates ≥75% as strengthened. Results: the dimension “teamwork within the units” was identified as strengthened in the private hospital (77.8%); in the others, no dimension showed a strengthened culture. The professionals of the private hospital significantly expressed a less negative perception in six dimensions of culture. Compared to medical professionals, Nursing showed a more positive perception, with a significant difference for four dimensions. Conclusion: private administration encourages a culture of security when compared to public administration. The fragile dimensions are expressive in all segments of workers, making it a challenge to promote a positive culture in surgical units of teaching hospitals.
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