The effect of nurses’ Machiavellian and deontic justice personality on the tendency to make medical errors and other factors: a cross-sectional study.

Publication date: Nov 06, 2024

This study was conducted to investigate the effect of nurses’ Machiavellian and deontic justice personality on the tendency to make medical errors. Additionally, conducted to investigate the other factors associated with nurses’ tendency to make medical errors. This cross-sectional study consisted of 345 nurses working in a state university medical faculty health application and research hospital, and data were collected using the Medical Error Tendency in Nursing Scale, the Machiavellian Personality Scale, and the Deontic Justice Scale. Machiavellian and deontic justice personality of nurses effect in low level their tendency to make medical errors (R = 0. 284, p = 0. 001). As the nurses’ Machiavellian tendencies increased, their propensity toward making medical errors also increased. The increase in Nurses’ deontic justice reduced their tendency toward medical errors (p 

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Concepts Keywords
Error Deontic justice
Faculty Machiavellian
Machiavellian Medical error
Nurses Nurse

Semantics

Type Source Name
pathway REACTOME Reproduction
disease MESH COVID 19
disease MESH death
disease IDO healthcare facility
disease MESH tics
drug DRUGBANK Coenzyme M
drug DRUGBANK Trestolone
disease MESH hospital infections
disease IDO process
drug DRUGBANK L-Valine
disease MESH marital status
disease MESH infections
drug DRUGBANK Pentaerythritol tetranitrate
disease MESH Emergency
drug DRUGBANK Indoleacetic acid
drug DRUGBANK Spinosad
disease IDO infection

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