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Variation in perception of safety culture in out-of-hours family medicine service in Croatia Cover

Variation in perception of safety culture in out-of-hours family medicine service in Croatia

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|Jun 2021

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Demographic characteristics of the Croatian out-of-hours family medicine service employees participating in the study (N=140).

Variablen (%)
Position
Nurse27 (19.3)
Resident28 (20.0)
Physician85 (60.7)
Gender
Male26 (18.6)
Female114 (81.4)
Age (years)
<=3032 (22.9)
31-4045 (32.1)
41-5025 (17.9)
51-6033 (23.6)
>=615 (3.6)
Working experience
<=541 (29.3)
6-1029 (20.7)
11-2024 (17.1)
21-3030 (21.4)
31-4015 (10.7)
NUTS2 region
City of Zagreb54 (38.6)
Adriatic Croatia29 (20.7)
Pannonian Croatia28 (20.0)
North Croatia29 (20.7)
Table 2

Descriptive statistics for SAQ sub-scales and the total score by NUTS2 regions of Croatia.

SAQ sub-scalesCity of Zagreb
(SD)
Adriatic Croatia
(SD)
Pannonian Croatia
(SD)
North Croatia
(SD)
Croatia
(SD)
p
Organizational climate60.8 (22.3)68.8 (17.9)64.5 (19.9)57.9 (23.2)62.6 (21.3)0.6490
Teamwork climate77.9 (13.7)81.2 (14.5)82.8 (12.6)73.6 (13.9)78.7 (13.9)0.3377
Stress recognition42.9 (23.1)44.0 (19.8)45.1 (25.6)41.8 (22.1)43.3 (22.6)1.0000
Ambulatory process of care67.4 (21.1)71.7 (18.6)70.9 (19.1)65.3 (22.0)68.6 (20.3)1.0000
Perceptions of workload62.0 (21.6)65.5 (24.4)56.2 (26.5)49.8 (25.0)59.1 (24.3)0.3377
Total score67.1 (17.3)73.1 (15.4)71.1 (14.7)64.0 (17.0)68.5 (16.5)0.5548

[i] Legend: SAQ – Safety Attitudes Questionnaire; – mean; SD – standard deviation; NUTS2 – EU nomenclature of territorial units for statistics, level 2; p – p-value for ANOVA by NUTS2 region using Holms’ adjustment for multiple testing

Table 3

Descriptive statistics for SAQ sub-scales, SAQ total score, Stress recognition, and Perceptions of workload by job position.

Nurse
(SD)
Resident
(SD)
Physician
(SD)
Organizational climate72.7 (20.9)53.7 (18.6)62.4 (21.1)0.0180
Teamwork climate83.6 (15.7)74.6 (12.2)78.5 (13.6)0.1626
Ambulatory process of care77.0 (21.4)63.4 (22.4)67.6 (18.6)0.1347
SAQ total76.7 (17.5)61.7 (13.2)68.1 (16.2)0.0159
Stress recognition45.8 (27.3)45.8 (21.3)41.7 (21.5)1.0000
Perceptions of workload58.1 (27.5)62.3 (20.0)58.3 (24.7)1.0000

[i] Legend: SAQ – Safety Attitudes Questionnaire; – mean; SD – standard deviation; p – p-value for ANOVA by NUTS2 region using Holms’ adjustment for multiple testing

Table 4

Repeated measurements analysis of variance for SAQ scores with SAQ sub-scale as a within-subject factor and job position as a cross-subject factor.

Source of variationdf 1df 2Fp
Intercept12743003.09<0.0001
Job position21375.910.0035
SAQ sub-scale227456.59<0.0001
Interaction42741.180.3201

[i] Legend: df 1 – numerator degrees of freedom; df 2 – nominator degrees of freedom

Figure 1

Fixed effects for SAQ sub-scales and job position.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/sjph-2021-0022 | Journal eISSN: 1854-2476 | Journal ISSN: 0351-0026
Language: English, Slovenian
Page range: 152 - 157
Submitted on: Dec 22, 2020
Accepted on: Apr 19, 2021
Published on: Jun 28, 2021
Published by: National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2021 Jasna Mesarić, Diana Šimić, Ellen Catharina Tveter Deilkås, Dag Hofoss, Gunnar Tschudi Bondevik, published by National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia
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