Ana Carolina Simões Pereira, Taynara de Oliveira Farias Batista, Maria Antônia Ramos Costa, L. M. Matsuda, D. N. Spigolon, Verusca Soares de Souza
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Teaching patient safety in the COVID-19 pandemic: perception of nursing students
Abstract Objective To apprehend the perception of technical and undergraduate nursing students about the teaching of patient safety competencies in the pandemic of COVID-19. Method Qualitative study, conducted in 2021, with technical and undergraduate nursing students from Paraná, through individual interviews. The content analysis technique was used. Results The following categories emerged: Understanding of the concept of patient safety enhanced by clinical practice; Attitudes and feelings towards near miss, adverse events and unsafe practice and; Negative reflexes of the COVID-19 pandemic on patient safety teaching. Conclusion and implications for practice The teaching of patient safety competencies was perceived by students with negative feelings due to the experience of near misses, adverse events and unsafe practices. Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, they reported fragmentation in the teaching of the subject under study, distance from practice and, consequently, academic and professional insecurity. Further discussion of the teaching of patient safety competencies during the pandemic is indispensable to the quality of training and professional performance.
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Anna Nery School Journal of Nursing is a vehicle for scientific communication sponsored by Anna Nery School of Nursing, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, since 1997. The Journal''s mission is publishing an original manuscript related to Nursing, Healthcare and other areas of knowledge whenever there are interfaces in Health and Nursing Science.The journal will accept original manuscripts, developed by quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods. It is also accepted studies such as reflections, essays, and systematized reviews. All those manuscripts should bring direct or indirect contributions to the historicity and practice of nursing care, to nursing education, to the development of new methodologies and technologies for caring, teaching, and research. It has a special interest in the studies developed with vulnerable populations whose findings directly contribute to broadening the nursing science that underlies ethical and human care.