Study of Patient Safety Culture Based on IPGA Matrix Analysis
Abstract
Objective: in order to prevent medical risks and ensure patient safety, building the hospital patient safety culture has become an important issue that hospitals concern. Method: this paper adopts hospital patient safety questionnaire (SAQ) developed by Dr. Sexton, including 30 questions in six dimensions, and adds two measurement dimensions of “work and life coordinationâ€Â and “resilienceâ€Â in combination with hospital situations in Macao. The questionnaire totally has 46 questions in eight dimensions. The hospital safety culture is assessed based on IPGA matrix analysis model. Conclusion: it helps the hospital adopt interventional measures in time, concern medical care personnel and improve patient safety culture.
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