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Questionable necessity effects on patient safety competency among nursing students: Re-examining Yang et al. (2027)
Using Necessary Condition Analysis (NCA), Yang et al. concluded that adequate levels of organizational support, patient safety culture, adverse event risk perception, professional identity, and self-efficacy constitute necessary prerequisites for achieving high patient safety competency among master
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