Abstract
Have you come across this scenario, "#Nurse why did you do it this way"?
Nurse replies, "this is how it is normally done". Norm, what importance
is this word to us. Norm is something that is usually, typical or
standard. How can healthcare workers use this culture of norm in patient
safety? How do we transform them into getting the norm attitude when
complying with the guidelines and standards on patient safety? In
today's #healthcare system patient safety is the priority. A patient that
walks into a healthcare facility would want to be and feel safe in the
hand of the healthcare workers. His/her safety lies in their hands. They
don't want to prolong their stay here and would like to be with their
loved ones. Furthermore, longer stay means more #expenses, mortality or
morbidity. For the healthcare facility patients that are involved in
incident on their safety means litigation, increase in expenses and
workload. Focusing on improving safety culture, the focus is healthcare
workers knowledge, beliefs, values, norms and behavioral character. A
survey was conducted in a 52 bedded ward on nurse's compliance towards
#infection control guideline.
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