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Nursing Home Survey on Patient Safety Culture

Table B-9. Composite-Level Average Percent Positive Response by Work Area

Patient Safety Culture Composites Interaction With Residents
WITH
Direct Interaction
WITHOUT
Direct Interaction
# Nursing Homes 226 223
# Respondents 10,882 4,349
1. Overall Perceptions of Resident Safety 85% 89%
2. Feedback & Communication About Incidents 82% 89%
3. Supervisor Expectations & Actions Promoting Resident Safety 77% 86%
4. Organizational Learning 70% 77%
5. Management Support for Resident Safety 66% 78%
6. Training & Skills 70% 74%
7. Compliance With Procedures 64% 62%
8. Teamwork 62% 71%
9. Handoffs 58% 73%
10. Communication Openness 52% 67%
11. Nonpunitive Response to Error 50% 55%
12. Staffing 50% 58%
Average Across Composites 66% 73%

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Page last reviewed October 2014
Page originally created August 2011
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