The factorsrelated to Risk Incidence

Abstract

This descriptive research is aimed to examine the status of Nursing productivity, Safety Culture and number of risk incidents, and to examine the relation between Nursing productivity,Safety Culture and Risk incidents. The sample was defined by two groups: 1) the 213 registered nurses who work in Phayao Hospital, and 2) the Information from database of nursing productivity and risk incidents of in-patient wards in July to December 2018. The research tool was consisted of two sets : 1) a questionnaire of personal data e.g. gender, age, education level, experiences and safety culture which tested for the reliability by using Conbrach’s Alpha Coefficient with 0.8, and 2) a check list form of risk incident and nursing productivity. The face validity was used for the content validity by three experts. The respond rate is 77.93%. Research finding were: all of samples were female who aged 41-50 years (37.3%). 96.39% of samples got bachelor degree, and 57.2% of them had experiences on job more than 15 years. There was 58.4% of nursing productivity more than 110. For perspective of the safety culture, most samples presented that it was in moderate level ( =3.51 S.D = 0.42). The highest score was communication ( =3.85 S.D = 0.42) compared to the lowest score was the number of incident report within the past 12 months ( =2.67 S.D = 1.66). There are no the number of incident in July to December 2018 (60.8%). Moreover, nursing productivity had significantly related to risk incident (p< .05). In the other hand, safety culture had no relation with risk incident.