Summary
Patient safety is often discussed in terms of policies, protocols and clinical competence. While these are fundamental, they are only part of the equation.
Safe nursing practice also depends on something less tangible but equally important: the confidence of the nursing workforce.
Confidence enables nurses to question decisions, escalate concerns, seek support and advocate for patients. When confidence is undermined, safe practice is inevitably compromised.
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