Safety of nurse clients evaluate knowledge of Mongolian Japanese hospital

Abstract

Background: Client safety means that the client does not make preventable mistakes in the provision of health care. One in 10 hospitalized patients in Mongolia suffers from a hospital acquired infection. Assess Mongolian-Japanese Hospital nurses knowledge of client safety. Aim: Assess the safety knowledge of Mongolian-Japanese Hospital nurses. Materials and Methods: Based on the Mongolia-Japan Hospital, we surveyed 99 nurses between December 28, 2021 and March 15, 2022, using an internationally tested client safety questionnaire (PSCSE * Nam Ju Li et al., 2017). The survey was conducted using a snapshot model using 6 assessment questionnaires. Result: Of the 99 nurses surveyed, 92% were female and 7% were male, with an average age of 30.19±8.14, and 69% had a bachelor degree. The average customer safety knowledge of the respondents was 3.91±0.47 or good. Conclusion: A score of 3.9±0.5 or a good score to assess client knowledge of Mongolian and Japanese Hospital nurse client safety is an important indicator of care safety.