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- Patient Harm During COVID-19 Pandemic: Using a Human Factors . . .
These failures include issues related to resource management, organizational climate, and processes 9 Resource management involves hospital-level decisions aimed to establish a balance between patient safety and time financial costs This may be reflected in the lack of PPE during the pandemic, where demand exceeded supply
- Occupational challenges of healthcare workers during the . . .
To mitigate HCWs' occupational health risks and staff turnover, we propose context-specific recommendations The number of available essential workers in care of patients with COVID-19, especially nursing staff, should be carefully planned and increased to avert chronic work overload Timely trainin …
- Adapting to the unexpected: Problematic work situations and . . .
Problematic situations related to the reorganisation of departments, work activities and work schedules were far more frequently reported than were issues about the quality of care and COVID-19 PPE The university hospital whose staff made up most of the sample had to reorganise its whole operational structure in order to deal with the COVID-19
- Patient safety and the COVID-19 pandemic: a qualitative study . . .
Introduction Studies on the impacts of COVID-19 on patient safety are emerging However, few studies have elicited the perspectives of front-line clinicians Methods We interviewed clinicians from 16 US hospitals who worked in the emergency department, intensive care unit or inpatient unit during the COVID-19 pandemic We asked about their experiences with both clinician well-being and patient
- Occupational challenges of healthcare workers during the . . .
Objectives To address structural determinants and healthcare workers’ (HCWs) physical, mental, emotional and professional challenges of working during the COVID-19 pandemic Design Exploratory qualitative study with semistructured interviews Collected data were analysed using thematic analysis Setting This qualitative study was undertaken with HCWs who mainly worked in intensive care units
- Challenges Faced by Healthcare Professionals During the COVID . . .
Doctors are facing tremendous difficulties at work during the COVID-19 pandemic Despite these obstacles, healthcare professionals have adapted to deal with the prevailing health crisis A previous study has shown that meditation, relaxation as well as music therapy can help to mitigate the daily stress During the severe acute respiratory
- Hospital response challenges and strategies during COVID-19 . . .
The difficult work condition during the COVID-19 pandemic in terms of exhausting PPE causes numerous physical and psychological challenges that reduces resilience among healthcare staff (4, 20–22) The formation of peer training teams for the training of new staff using special training packages was one of the strategies mentioned by the
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