From: Unveiling the hidden struggle of healthcare students as second victims through a systematic review
First author’ name, year of publication | Country of the study location | Aims | Study design | Setting | Type of study participants | Sample size | Overall result of the quality assessment | Citationsa |
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Breslin A, 2019 [28] | USA | To develop, implement, and evaluate a shame resilience after medical error seminar | Quasi-experimental (pre–post-test survey) | Duke University School of Medicine | Fourth year medical students | 179 | 55.5% | 0 |
Davis M, 2022 [29] | USA | To offer a high-reliability organization (HRO)-related medication safety curriculum to nursing students and to evaluate their learning | Quasi-experimental (pre–post-test survey) | Community college | Senior associate degree nursing students | 53 | 66.7% | 5 |
Gillies RA, 2011 [41] | Georgia | 1. To develop and evaluate a multi-faceted intervention for teaching medical students about medical errors and apologies 2. To know the opinion of the participants about the intervention | 1. Quasi-experimental (pre–post-test survey) 2. Cross-sectional (survey study) | Medical College of Georgia | First-year medical students | 384 | 55.5% | 11 |
Hanson J, 2020[35] | Australia | To know the students' opinion about the quality, effectiveness and appropriateness of a communicative assertiveness activity | Qualitative study (survey with qualitative questions and individual semi-structured interview) | School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine, at a regional university in South East Queensland | First year undergraduate nursing students | 535 | 80% | 28 |
Huang H, 2020 [38] | China | To explore the degree of second victim syndrome in clinical practice and the rehabilitation process | Mixed-methods design (quantitative survey and a semi-structured interview) | Medical schools of China | Nursing students | 147 (survey study) 6 (interview) | 80% | 10 |
Kim CW, 2017 [33] | South Korea | To assess the effectiveness of an education program for medical error disclosure | Quasi-experimental (pre–post-test survey) | Seoul National University College of Medicine (SNUCM), Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH), Chung-Ang University Hospital (CUH) | Fourth-year medical students | 79 | 66.7% | 18 |
Krogh, TB. 2023 [37] | Denmark | To explore experiences, perceptions, and management of second victim phenomenon | Qualitative study (semi-structured focus group Interviews) | University of Copenhagen | Medical students and recent medical graduates (not starting the 1st year of training) | 15 | 80% | 0 |
Lane AS, 2021 [36] | Australia | To examine the experience of students about learning of open disclosure, using high fidelity mannequins and human actors, in the context of medication error’ | Qualitative Study (focus groups) | Western Sydney Local Health District | Final-year medical students of a 4-year postgraduate medical programme | 8 | 70% | 3 |
Le H, 2022 [30] | USA | To design and implement an educational experience to cope with medical errors To know the opinion of participants about the importance of medical error, and the feeling of comfort when they discuss medical errors | Cross-sectional (survey study) | 4th year medical students | 0 | |||
Mohsin SU, 2019 [44] | USA | To develop an intervention for helping students to identify and report a medical error, and to describe the impact on clinical error reporting | Quasi-experimental (pre–post-test survey) | Wayne State University School of Medicine | Medical students | 282 | 55.5% | 15 |
Mousinho TAP, 2022 [42] | Brazil | To identify the support provided to nursing students after a patient safety incident | Qualitative study (interviews and survey) | Federal university in Rio Grande do Sul | Last year nursing students | 23 | 70% | |
Musunur S, 2020 [31] | USA | To develop an educational session to allow students to discuss the impact of medical error with local physician-educators in their community and prepare them before the first adverse event occurs To assess the impact of this curriculum | Quasi-experimental (pre–post-test survey) | Wayne State University School of Medicine (Detroit) | Second year medical students | 300 | 66.7% | 2 |
Noland CM, 2015 [32] | USA | To explore how students understand medical errors and how they communicate about those errors | Qualitative Study (Interview) | New England University | Nursing students | 68 | 80% | 12 |
Rinaldi C, 2022 [39] | Italy | 1-To describe the prevalence of second victim 2-To explore the physical and psychological symptoms after a patient safety incident, the causes and the received support | Cross-sectional (survey study) | University of the Piemonte Orientale (Novara) | Nursing students (n = 128) and medical students (n = 174) | 302 | 75% | 2 |
Roh H, 2014 [34] | Republic of Korea | To examine the changes in the perceptions (concepts of patient safety), in the attitudes focusing on systems failure rather than blaming individuals for medical errors, and the individual and collective responsibility in medical students after a patient safety education | Quasi-experimental (pre–post-test survey) | Inje University College of Medicine | Third-year medical students | 98 | 66.7% | 24 |
Ryder HF, 2019 [19] | USA | To develop, implement, and evaluate the patient safety reporting curriculum (PSRC) | Quasi-experimental (pre–post-test survey) | The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth | Medical Students | 126 | 55.5% | 4 |
Thomas I, 2015 [40] | UK | To develop and evaluate a simulated ward round experience with a focus on medical error and distraction | Mixed-method survey study | University of Aberdeen | Final-year medical students | 28 | 70% | 7 |
Zieber MP, 2015 [43] | Canada | To explore the experience of nursing students who had made at least one mistake in their clinical practice | Qualitative Study (semi-structured interview) | Nursing school of Canada | Third or fourth year nursing students | 16 | 80% | 9 |