Identifying the Attributes of Satisfaction of Patient Safety Culture on the Perceptions of Physicians and Nurses.

How to enhance hospital staffs’ satisfaction in healthcare organizations has emerged as an essential issue for improving the quality of medical services. The current study aims to identify the antecedents of patient safety culture satisfaction from the viewpoints of physicians and nurses respectively to comprehensively develop implications for a better medical quality. Linear regression is used to assess the data by adapting Sexton et al. [11]'s Safety Attitudes Questionnaire. The results highlight that safety climate, perceptions of management, and working conditions have significant impacts on satisfaction of patient safety culture for both physicians and nurses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]