Hospitals should measure the culture of safety in their facility, as the only way to start a patient safety improvement effort is to know the organization’s strengths and weaknesses in the area. A ...

Survey readiness in sterile processing is no longer an annual scramble—experts explain why daily habits, culture, and ...

Safety performance is an outcome of culture—the conditions leaders create through organization, leadership, measurement, and learning. Regular culture assessments, strategic alignment, and data-driven ...

Patient safety culture in healthcare refers to the collective commitment by clinicians, managers and supporting staff to prioritise patient safety through ethical practices, open communication and ...

When safety programs fail to engage employees at all levels—especially the frontlines—compliance fades, momentum stalls, and lasting improvement becomes nearly impossible. As safety professionals and ...

The culture around safety in any organization is a strong predictor of injuries. Safety culture has been used by other industries such as healthcare, construction, and manufacturing to gauge and ...

Safety organizations face three fundamental challenges, according to a recently released report from J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc., "State of Environmental Health & Safety" benchmarking study.

Florida state regulators have begun the process of writing new regulations for administering anonymous staff safety surveys in long-term care facilities at least once every two years under a proposed ...