ArticleIndian journal of occupational and environmental medicine
Impacts of Occupational Cognitive Failure and Subjective Workload on Patient Safety Incidents among Intensive Care Units Nurses.
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Abstract
backgroundLife-saving treatments and high-quality care techniques increase the opportunity for patient safety incidents in Intensive care unit.
aimsThis descriptive correlation study aimed to determine the impacts of occupational cognitive failure and subjective workload on patient safety incidents among intensive care units nurses. METHODS AND MATERIAL: One hundred seventy-six nurses working in intensive care units were included using census sampling. The data collection tools consisted of demographic and occupational data, standard questionnaires of subjective workload (NASA-TLX) and occupational cognitive failure (OCFQ), and a question about frequency of patient safety incidents. Data analysis was performed using Mann-Whitney and Kruskal-Wallis, Spearman rank correlation coefficient, and logistic regression tests.
resultsOccupational cognitive failure (OR = 1.043), subjective workload in dimension of "performance" (OR = 0.982), age (OR = 0.947), and gender (OR = 3.726) were important predictive variables of patient safety incidents.
conclusionsNursing mangers and policymakers can consider the factors identified for staffing nurses and development of patient safety programs.
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