Getting back to basics

John Tingle

doi:10.12968/bjon.2026.0158

April 16, 2026British Journal of Nursing

Getting back to basics

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The research aims to explore how staff wellbeing and workplace culture influence patient safety in healthcare environments.
Analysis of reports concerning staff wellbeing and workplace culture.
Examination of the use of electronic patient records in relation to patient safety.
Assessment of the interconnections between workplace factors and patient safety outcomes.
Identified critical factors affecting staff wellbeing, noting a direct link to patient safety.
Observed that positive workplace culture enhances the effective use of electronic patient records.
Recommendations for improving management practices were proposed to enhance overall patient safety.

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Analysis highlights links between staff wellbeing, workplace culture, and patient safety in healthcare institutions, suggesting areas for improvement.

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John Tingle , Associate Professor, Birmingham Law School, University of Birmingham, examines reports on staff wellbeing, workplace culture and use of the electronic patient record, which all affect patient safety

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