The study adopts an observational design, based on a sample of 143 healthcare professionals, using two validated anonymous questionnaires: the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10) to measure perceived stress levels and the Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture 2.0 (SOPS AHRQ) to assess perceptions of patient safety culture.

Data collection will take place at a single point in time and without external intervention, on a sample of healthcare professionals belonging to the various hospital operating units of the CCM.

Objectives (primary and secondary):

• Primary: This study aims to analyze whether the levels of risk management perceived by healthcare professionals are predictive of perceived stress levels in the same clinical context.

• Secondary:

  • Assess the level of stress perceived by healthcare professionals
  • Explore the perception of patient safety culture
  • Analyze the correlation between perceived stress and safety culture in hospital settings
  • Identify possible critical areas or organizational factors that contribute to the onset of stress and influence the perception of safety in care

Inclusion Criteria:

• healthcare professionals of CCM DAPS'

Exclusion Criteria:

• none

healthcare professionals of CCM DAPS'