Why the study?
The study was conducted to develop a deeper understanding of anaesthetic nurses' attitudes towards patient safety in anaesthesia care.
Population
14 anaesthetic nurses from hospitals in the Czech Republic
Design
Classical grounded theory qualitative study using semi-structured interviews
Key result
Anaesthetic nurses identified five essential conditions for ensuring patient safety during anaesthesia care: prepared nurse, prepared workplace, prepared patient, team collaboration, and organizational safety culture.
Authors
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Safety perceptions merit consideration in anaesthetic training; leaves open whether they improve clinical outcomes.
Anaesthetic nurses perceive patient safety as their primary professional and ethical priority, relying on personal preparedness, workplace readiness, teamwork, and organizational safety culture to ensure safe care.
Bejvančická et al. (2025) studied Anaesthesia care (n=14). Anaesthetic nursing care conditions was evaluated on Conditions necessary for providing safe anaesthesia care. Anaesthetic nurses identified five essential conditions for ensuring patient safety during anaesthesia care: prepared nurse, prepared workplace, prepared patient, team collaboration, and organizational safety culture.