Pediatric Nurses' Views on Malpractice: A Qualitative Study

December 22, 2025Open Access

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The study aims to identify pediatric nurses' perceptions and experiences of malpractice and factors increasing error risks at multiple levels.
Qualitative descriptive study using traditional content analysis.
Focused on nurses' perceptions in their everyday language without imposing a theoretical framework.
Emphasized the multidimensional structure underlying pediatric malpractice risk.
Medication and dosage errors were identified as the most critical areas of risk by the nurses.
Organizational factors like excessive workload, staff shortages, and long hours compromise clinical attention and decision-making.
Inadequate training and experience negatively affect the sustainability of safe care in pediatric settings.

Qualitative study examines pediatric nurses' views on malpractice, highlighting training and organizational challenges.

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BAYKAL et al. (2025) studied this question.

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