Investigating the mediating effect of patient self-efficacy on the relationship between patient safety engagement and patient safety in healthcare professionals.

Xule Wang; Yanli Zhao

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Investigating the mediating effect of patient self-efficacy on the relationship between patient safety engagement and patient safety in healthcare professionals.

March 22, 2023

Wang X, Zhao Y. J Healthc Eng. 2023;2023:8934444.

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Empowering patients to ensure safe care is one component of patient engagement. This analysis of 456 patients found that self-efficacy increased patient engagement in their care and led to increased patient safety.

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