Canonical correlations between individual self-efficacy/organizational bottom-up approach and perceived barriers to reporting medication errors: a multicenter study

Table 4 Canonical Correlations between Individual Self-efficacy/ Organizational Bottom-up Approach set and Perceived Barriers to Reporting Medication Administration Errors

Variables sets		(N = 218)
	Canonical variates
	1st	2nd
Set 1: Individual self-efficacy/Organizational bottom-up approach
Knowledge about medication administration	−.83	.12
Clinical decision-making	.41	−.57
Nurse -physician collaboration satisfaction	.42	.84
% Redundancy (r²)	4.58	1.83
Set 2: Perceived barriers to reporting medication administration errors
Administrative responses	−.22	−.94
Disagreement over medication error	.64	−.67
Reporting effort	−.29	−.46
Fear	−.25	−.42
% Redundancy (r²)	2.02	2.24
Canonical correlation	0.37	0.23
Significance test: F(p)	3.84(<.001)	2.34(.031)
Variance explained	13.4	5.3

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