<p>In the COVID-19 pandemic, it is necessary to attend to health personnel in a particular way, through the management of their Psychological Safety (PS), a concept that requires updating for its use in this circumstance. To do this, a critical assessment of the SP construct is carried out, and a new perspective is proposed in its study through a narrative bibliographic review and the use of theoretical-level methods such as analytic-synthetic and comparison. It is concluded that the new perspective proposed complements and expands the limits of the SP, assuming it as a personological configuration in its double character: quality and state.</p>