Doris Zjalic, Alessio Perilli, Lorenza Nachira, Gaia Surya Lombardi, Chiara Cadeddu
PERSIST: a pre-post study to assess an educational methodology to enhance youth climate literacy and systems thinking ability
The Lancet. Planetary health
although strengthening patient safety competencies nursing emphasized enhancing quality care patient safety however little known association nurses perceptions patient safety competency adverse nurse outcomes iranian hospitals study aimed measure nurses levels patient safety competency hospitals iran examines relationship patient safety competency occurrence reporting adverse events aes crosssectional research applied eight teaching hospitals tehran iran august december 2021 sample 511 nurses randomly selected using table random numbers validated patient safety competency selfevaluation questionnaire used furthermore two questions used measure incidence reporting aes data analysis performed using descriptive statistics independent ttests two binary logistic regression models spss version 240 mean patient safety competency score 334 sd 074 50 415 nurses rated patient safety competency less 3 among subscales skills patient safety scores highest knowledge patient safety scores lowest nurses higher knowledge attitude scores less likely experience occurrence aes 150 058 respectively regarding aes reporting nurses higher skill attitude scores 284 167 times respectively likely report aes 284 344 respectively results provide evidence enhancing psc leads reduced incidence aes increased nurses performance reporting therefore recommended managers hospitals enhance patient safety competency nurses incidents reporting patient safety adverse outcomes quality expansion training additionally researchers carry research confirm findings current study identify interventions would strengthen patient safety competencies reduce occurrence aes rise reporting among nurses