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Development and validation of a photograph-based instrument to assess nutrition literacy: The NUTLY project
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although patient safety culture gaining attention globally studies needed investigate relevance nursing care mental health mh patients study aimed illustrate perceptions experiences nurses work inpatient mental health care imhc concerning patient safety practices employed avert safety hazards encountered provision care imhc settings eighteen postgraduate students working mh nurses nonprofit hospitals comprised study sample participants minimum 2 years nursing experience imhc settings participant interviewed individually using guided interview technique inductive data underwent thematic analysis patient protection safety perspective overarching themes emerged data three principal themes 9 subthemes illuminated patient care safety knowledge background b improving mh care c development mh nursing care findings investigation may assist providing guidance research development patient safety culture appropriate imhc nursing practice including increased structured educational experiences judicious risk assessment assignment staff include mixture skills experience levels assignments use standardized handoff procedures engagement multidisciplinary care providers blamefree reflective information sharing mentoring attention built environment consideration patient staff safety needs