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Background Patient safety is an essential topic for hospitals by preventing the occurrence of adverse events with the support of properly implemented security systems [1]. Promoting patient safety is a fundamental part of a systems approach in order to create a certain safety culture, especially for surgical departments. Errors in surgical specialties, as compared with other settings, can be potentially devastating and may lead to high-profile effects for surgeons and their institution. Adequately installed communication in a safety-enhancing environment can prevent such events. A study by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health-care Organizations (JCAHO) identified communication as the root cause for sentinel events in surgery [1,2]. Therefore, we posed the following question “Are we really safe?”

Patient Safety in Surgery: All about Teamwork and Communication?