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Shared Voices
A Framework for Patient and Employee Safety in Healthcare
Raines, Heidi
Advantage Media Group
03/2023
184
Mole
Inglês
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15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
PART I
Just Culture in Healthcare
Care Volume and Complexity in the Absence of Effective Systemization
What is a Just Culture in Healthcare?
Steps toward Achieving a Just Culture of Care
The Next Leap Forward
Evolution of the Patient Safety Movement
Twenty-First-Century Efforts to Improve Patient Safety and Quality of Care
Aviation as Model
Meaningful Reporting
Encouraging Near-Miss Reporting
Anonymous Reporting
Learning from Reporting
Our Pathway to Prevention
PART II
Establishing a Patient Safety Committee
Seven Steps to Establishing a Patient Safety Committee
Building Organizational Trust
Building an Effective Reporting System
Key Characteristics of an Effective Incident Reporting System
Selecting a Reporting Software: Start with the End Result in Mind
Fundamental Features of Reporting Software
Building Electronic Event Reporting Forms
Organizational Accountability
Post Event Follow-Up
What Happens after an Event is Submitted?
Communicating with Patients and Families
Four Essential Questions to Answer during Follow-up
A Deeper Look at Root Cause Analysis
Key Steps of an RCA
Best Practice Model: RCA
Tools for Conducting Root Cause Analyses
Further Analysis
Checklists for Prevention
Why Checklists?
Types of Checklists
Utilization of Checklists
Use Case 1: Infection Prevention
Use Case 2: Environment of Care (EOC) Rounding
Use Case 3: Safety Huddles
Use Case 4: Individual Risk Assessments
Use Case 5: Patient Experience
Use Case 6: Employee Experience
Checking In
PART III
Patient Safety as a Value-Based Care Initiative
The Evolution of Value-Based Reimbursement
The Impact of Patient Safety Programs on Patient Outcomes
Conclusion
Acknowledgment
About the Author
PART I
Just Culture in Healthcare
Care Volume and Complexity in the Absence of Effective Systemization
What is a Just Culture in Healthcare?
Steps toward Achieving a Just Culture of Care
The Next Leap Forward
Evolution of the Patient Safety Movement
Twenty-First-Century Efforts to Improve Patient Safety and Quality of Care
Aviation as Model
Meaningful Reporting
Encouraging Near-Miss Reporting
Anonymous Reporting
Learning from Reporting
Our Pathway to Prevention
PART II
Establishing a Patient Safety Committee
Seven Steps to Establishing a Patient Safety Committee
Building Organizational Trust
Building an Effective Reporting System
Key Characteristics of an Effective Incident Reporting System
Selecting a Reporting Software: Start with the End Result in Mind
Fundamental Features of Reporting Software
Building Electronic Event Reporting Forms
Organizational Accountability
Post Event Follow-Up
What Happens after an Event is Submitted?
Communicating with Patients and Families
Four Essential Questions to Answer during Follow-up
A Deeper Look at Root Cause Analysis
Key Steps of an RCA
Best Practice Model: RCA
Tools for Conducting Root Cause Analyses
Further Analysis
Checklists for Prevention
Why Checklists?
Types of Checklists
Utilization of Checklists
Use Case 1: Infection Prevention
Use Case 2: Environment of Care (EOC) Rounding
Use Case 3: Safety Huddles
Use Case 4: Individual Risk Assessments
Use Case 5: Patient Experience
Use Case 6: Employee Experience
Checking In
PART III
Patient Safety as a Value-Based Care Initiative
The Evolution of Value-Based Reimbursement
The Impact of Patient Safety Programs on Patient Outcomes
Conclusion
Acknowledgment
About the Author
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Introduction
PART I
Just Culture in Healthcare
Care Volume and Complexity in the Absence of Effective Systemization
What is a Just Culture in Healthcare?
Steps toward Achieving a Just Culture of Care
The Next Leap Forward
Evolution of the Patient Safety Movement
Twenty-First-Century Efforts to Improve Patient Safety and Quality of Care
Aviation as Model
Meaningful Reporting
Encouraging Near-Miss Reporting
Anonymous Reporting
Learning from Reporting
Our Pathway to Prevention
PART II
Establishing a Patient Safety Committee
Seven Steps to Establishing a Patient Safety Committee
Building Organizational Trust
Building an Effective Reporting System
Key Characteristics of an Effective Incident Reporting System
Selecting a Reporting Software: Start with the End Result in Mind
Fundamental Features of Reporting Software
Building Electronic Event Reporting Forms
Organizational Accountability
Post Event Follow-Up
What Happens after an Event is Submitted?
Communicating with Patients and Families
Four Essential Questions to Answer during Follow-up
A Deeper Look at Root Cause Analysis
Key Steps of an RCA
Best Practice Model: RCA
Tools for Conducting Root Cause Analyses
Further Analysis
Checklists for Prevention
Why Checklists?
Types of Checklists
Utilization of Checklists
Use Case 1: Infection Prevention
Use Case 2: Environment of Care (EOC) Rounding
Use Case 3: Safety Huddles
Use Case 4: Individual Risk Assessments
Use Case 5: Patient Experience
Use Case 6: Employee Experience
Checking In
PART III
Patient Safety as a Value-Based Care Initiative
The Evolution of Value-Based Reimbursement
The Impact of Patient Safety Programs on Patient Outcomes
Conclusion
Acknowledgment
About the Author
PART I
Just Culture in Healthcare
Care Volume and Complexity in the Absence of Effective Systemization
What is a Just Culture in Healthcare?
Steps toward Achieving a Just Culture of Care
The Next Leap Forward
Evolution of the Patient Safety Movement
Twenty-First-Century Efforts to Improve Patient Safety and Quality of Care
Aviation as Model
Meaningful Reporting
Encouraging Near-Miss Reporting
Anonymous Reporting
Learning from Reporting
Our Pathway to Prevention
PART II
Establishing a Patient Safety Committee
Seven Steps to Establishing a Patient Safety Committee
Building Organizational Trust
Building an Effective Reporting System
Key Characteristics of an Effective Incident Reporting System
Selecting a Reporting Software: Start with the End Result in Mind
Fundamental Features of Reporting Software
Building Electronic Event Reporting Forms
Organizational Accountability
Post Event Follow-Up
What Happens after an Event is Submitted?
Communicating with Patients and Families
Four Essential Questions to Answer during Follow-up
A Deeper Look at Root Cause Analysis
Key Steps of an RCA
Best Practice Model: RCA
Tools for Conducting Root Cause Analyses
Further Analysis
Checklists for Prevention
Why Checklists?
Types of Checklists
Utilization of Checklists
Use Case 1: Infection Prevention
Use Case 2: Environment of Care (EOC) Rounding
Use Case 3: Safety Huddles
Use Case 4: Individual Risk Assessments
Use Case 5: Patient Experience
Use Case 6: Employee Experience
Checking In
PART III
Patient Safety as a Value-Based Care Initiative
The Evolution of Value-Based Reimbursement
The Impact of Patient Safety Programs on Patient Outcomes
Conclusion
Acknowledgment
About the Author
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