Identifying predictors of patient safety competency based on sleep quality in student faculty of nursing and midwifery during the internship period: a multidisciplinary study

Table 1 Demographic characteristics of the participants (n = 331)

Variable	Category	Mean (SD)
Age		22.58 (2.70)
Duration of PS course		1.11 (1.99)
		No.	Percentage
Gender	Male	179	54.1
Gender	Female	152	45.9
Semester	3.00	89	26.9
	4.00	54	16.3
	5.00	59	17.8
	6.00	65	19.6
	7.00	24	7.3
	8.00	40	12.1
Prior experience on PS	Yes	135 196	40.8
education	No	135 196	59.2
Patient safety	Virtual Course	25	7.6
course venue	Faculty	109	32.9
	Hospital	8	2.4
	others	189	57.1
Experience or observe adverse events	Yes	278	84.0
Experience or observe adverse events	No	53	16.0
Report medical errors	Yes	191	57.7
Report medical errors	No	140	42.3
Adequate coverage of PS issues in the curriculum	Yes	152	45.9
Adequate coverage of PS issues in the curriculum	No	179	54.1
Self-assessment of PS competence	Very Weak	5	1.5
	Weak	32	9.7
	Moderate	153	46.2
	Good	124	37.5
	Very Good	17	5.1
Major	Nursing	221	66.8
	Midwifery	45	13.6
	Surgical Technologist	35	10.6
	Medical Emergency	30	9.1

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