Organisational Contributions Toward Safe Medication Administration - Mansour, Mansour
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The Organizational Safety Space Model (OSSM) was developed as a tool to investigate the factors which influence the safety of industrial operations. It is utilized in this study to investigate the safety of medication administration in adult critical care settings. Qualitative Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 33 adult critical care nurses. The participants' views on the safety of medication administration were analyzed using OSSM. The safety of medication administration is subject to complex influences of many organizational and Socio-cultural factors. Organizational complexity…mehr

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The Organizational Safety Space Model (OSSM) was developed as a tool to investigate the factors which influence the safety of industrial operations. It is utilized in this study to investigate the safety of medication administration in adult critical care settings. Qualitative Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 33 adult critical care nurses. The participants' views on the safety of medication administration were analyzed using OSSM. The safety of medication administration is subject to complex influences of many organizational and Socio-cultural factors. Organizational complexity created tension between organizational, ethical and structural priorities on one side, and the requirements of safe management of medication in adult critical care a setting on the other, inevitably leading to tradeoffs among these organizational priorities. Some organizational factors are difficult to classify according to the OSSM and the model is not fully operational in unlocking the complex interplay among many organizational and socio-cultural factors which underline the safety of medication administration in adult critical care settings.
Autorenporträt
Mansour is an Associate Professor in the College of Nursing, University of Dammam, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He spent 15 years working in the UK' Health Care and Higher Education Sectors. He completed his PhD from The University of Nottingham in 2009. His subsequent research has focused on Patient Safety and Patient Safety Education.