PATIENT SAFETY; BEDSIDE ROUNDS; MULTIPROFESSIONAL TEAM; INTENSIVE CARE UNIT; SAFETY CULTURE

Authors

  • Anderson Maciel de Jesus
  • Amanda Emanuele dos Santos Corrêa
  • Jacqueline Parente de Sousa
  • Janainna Rocha Batista Oliveira
  • Brayan Almeida Ferreira
  • Wilson Santana Jovino Belém
  • Leidson Frank Santana Cardoso
  • Daniel Vinicius Costa Rocha
  • Luis Filipe Pinto Barbosa
  • Maria Eleuziane dos Santos da Silva
  • Deivid Junio Guilherme de Lanes
  • Valdemar Mendes de Morais Filho
  • Rosilene Abrahão de Freitas de Souza
  • Cíntia Anjos Braga Pereira
  • Rodolfo Rodrigo da Rocha Fonseca
  • Diene Ellen Pother Carvalho de Meneses
  • Isabela Galúcio Coimbra
  • Fennicia da Costa Martins Feitosa Pinheiro
  • Jamile Almeida Sarrazin
  • Paulo Filipe Rodrigues Alves
  • Bruno Nunes de Almeida
  • Jander Marcus Cirino Lopes

Keywords:

Patient Safety, Bedside Rounds, Multiprofessional Team, Intensive Care Unit, Safety Culture

Abstract

Bedside rounds are configured as an essential practice for consolidating the patient safety culture and strengthening multiprofessional integration in Intensive Care Units (ICUs). This study aimed to analyze the importance of bedside rounds in promoting patient safety and improving communication among healthcare professionals. This is a qualitative and descriptive research study based on a literature review in the SciELO, LILACS, and BVS databases, using the following descriptors: “patient safety,” “bedside rounds,” “multiprofessional team,” and “ICU.” The results indicate that conducting rounds favors the early detection of clinical risks, reduces adverse events, and strengthens the organizational culture focused on safety. In addition, it promotes effective communication, continuous learning, and the humanization of care—fundamental pillars for intensive care. It is concluded that bedside rounds are an indispensable management and care strategy for quality assistance, integrating science, empathy, and collaborative work in favor of the safety and well-being of critically ill patients.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2025.037-028

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Published

2025-11-27

How to Cite

de Jesus, A. M., Corrêa, A. E. dos S., de Sousa, J. P., Oliveira, J. R. B., Ferreira, B. A., Belém, W. S. J., Cardoso, L. F. S., Rocha, D. V. C., Barbosa, L. F. P., da Silva, M. E. dos S., de Lanes, D. J. G., de Morais Filho, V. M., de Souza, R. A. de F., Pereira, C. A. B., Fonseca, R. R. da R., de Meneses, D. E. P. C., Coimbra, I. G., Pinheiro, F. da C. M. F., Sarrazin, J. A., … Lopes, J. M. C. (2025). PATIENT SAFETY; BEDSIDE ROUNDS; MULTIPROFESSIONAL TEAM; INTENSIVE CARE UNIT; SAFETY CULTURE. Seven Editora, 406-421. https://sevenpubl.com.br/editora/article/view/8615