2012Journal of Nursing Care QualityRequires access

Teamwork Climate and Patient Safety Attitudes

Ai-Tzu Li

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Abstract

The TeamSTEPPS Teamwork Attitudes Questionnaire and Safety Attitudes Questionnaire were distributed to the nurses in a county hospital in Taiwan. Nurses (n = 407) had lower scores in Team Structure, Communication, and Situation Monitoring than physicians (n = 76). A structural equation model demonstrated a positive association between teamwork climate and safety attitudes (β = 0.78, P < .01). Teamwork climate is the most important determinant for patient safety attitudes among nurses.

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The TeamSTEPPS Teamwork Attitudes Questionnaire and Safety Attitudes Questionnaire were distributed to the nurses in a county hospital in Taiwan. Nurses (n = 407) had lower scores in Team Structure, Communication, and Situation Monitoring than physicians (n = 76). A structural equation model demonstrated a positive association between teamwork climate and safety attitudes (β = 0.78, P < .01). Teamwork climate is the most important determinant for patient safety attitudes among nurses.

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The TeamSTEPPS Teamwork Attitudes Questionnaire and Safety Attitudes Questionnaire were distributed to the nurses in a county hospital in Taiwan. Nurses (n = 407) had lower scores in Team Structure, Communication, and Situation Monitoring than physicians (n = 76). A structural equation model demonstrated a positive association between teamwork climate and safety attitudes (β = 0.78, P < .01). Teamwork climate is the most important determinant for patient safety attitudes among nurses.

Key concepts: Teamwork, Safety climate, Patient safety, Structural equation modeling, Psychology, Organisation climate, Nursing, Medicine

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