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October 20, 2025Amkop Management Accounting Review.

The Effect of Knowledge and Motivation on Nurses’ Attitudes Toward Reporting Patient Safety Incidents at RSU Hermina Opi Jakabaring

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VSVirginia Majestica SeptrianneVPVip ParamartaEEEtty Etty

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Overview

Descriptive analysis reveals significant effects of knowledge and motivation on nurses' attitudes toward patient safety incident reporting.

Key Points

  • Knowledge and motivation significantly improve nurses’ attitudes toward reporting patient safety incidents, enhancing healthcare quality.
  • Nurses’ knowledge, motivation, and attitudes regarding reporting are categorized as good, suggesting a positive environment for patient safety.
  • Descriptive-verificative methods were used to analyze data collected through questionnaires with linear regression.
  • Continued training and motivational strategies are essential for promoting a robust culture of patient safety in nursing practice.

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Septrianne et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f6196ee0bbbc94fac361b1https://doi.org/10.37531/amar.v5i2.3239
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