The Science of Patient Safety - Part 1

This show borrows methods from the aerospace industry, as well as other industries where safety is critical. It then applies these methods to the process of taking patient safety to a higher level. It does this by using several hazard analysis tools and mitigation methods which all hospitals should use, or at least consider the possibility of using.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• patient safety
• healthcare hazard analysis
• healthcare risk management
• hospital administration
• healthcare safety
• International Definition
• Dev Raheja
• Kenneth Freelain

[bethboynton]

Thanks Dr. Raheja! Blaming nurses, docs, etc will NOT solve the problem of medical errors! Our culture is blame oriented and building trust will be important in applying 'fault-free analysis' successfully.

Our work requires vigilant concentration & our work environments are filled w/ noise & constantly shifting priorities.

Will interruptions, # alarms, pages, questions etc show up as contributing factors w/ Fault-Free Analysis? Beth Boynton, RN, MS

[apurvgupta1]

Interesting to learn about Fault Free Analysis ..