Creating Environments that Heal: This Manuscript Explains the ways to Improve patient Safety Taking into Consideration of How the Environment Plays a Critical Role
Abstract:
The patient environment
of care plays a vital role in the discipline of patient safety for every hospital.
Demonstrating that the hospital is a safe place for patients and for those that
work there should be of the utmost importance for all healthcare personnel. This
article broadly describes or outlines ten important points that will improve overall
patient and staff safety in any hospital or healthcare set-up to ensure safety and
increase patient satisfaction.
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