When staff are exhausted, experiencing depersonalization from their work and feeling less effective, they are more likely to fail to follow practices that support high-quality, safer care.
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The healthcare industry can be stressful for everyone involved, with clinicians sometimes suffering greatly from the workload, time demands, bureaucracy, and the emotional nature of their work.
To truly impact patient safety through large-scale change, physician support and adoption is usually a good place to start.
Highlights from our Q&A session titled, “July 2020 New Joint Commission Maternal Safety Standards: How Prepared Are You?."
While the holiday season can be an opportunity to spend time with family and recharge our batteries, healthcare is one of the few industries exempt from downtime during the winter months.
Maintaining regulatory compliance processes can be complex. Here are seven simple steps you can take to help your compliance efforts run smoothly.
To ensure the success of professional development programs, leaders need to be able to demonstrate the ROI and value of their programs to key stakeholders.
Effective July 2020, Joint Commission-accredited hospitals must prove they meet new requirements for quality of care in maternal health. Are you prepared?
Personalized nurse remediation plans dramatically decrease the time needed to get a nurse back to safe independent practice compared to traditional remediation.
High reliability is the foundational core tenet of healthcare from the Hippocratic Oath to nearly every hospitals’ mission statement in one phrase or another.
To identify opportunities in clinical variation, organizations can work towards taking these 3 simple steps to reduce clinical variation.
In any organization, risk management is necessary—however, risk management within the healthcare industry takes on a whole new meaning.
Throughout your career, you've probably witnessed a distinct difference in nurse management styles. Discover what the two types of nurse managers are.
In a nursing culture with a clear divide between experienced and novice nurses, veteran nurses can follow these strategies to support new nurses.
Without understanding the role of physician buy-in, healthcare organizations will face major challenges launching their journey to high reliability.
