NATIONAL health servicesPSYCHOLOGY of nursesPSYCHOSOCIAL factorsCOMMUNICATIONCOVID-19 pandemicA research project will investigate the experience of nurses and other front-line healthcare workers in the NHS during the COVID-19 crisis in a bid to inform future pandemic responses.Nursing Management - UK...
A very public failure: lessons for quality improvement in healthcare organisations from the Bristol Royal Infirmary When a major failure happens in a healthcare organisation in the British NHS an inquiry of some kind usually ensues, tasked with finding out what happened,... K Walshe,N Offen -...
Multidisciplinary teamwork in healthcare is strongly advocated in policy documents and the professional literature, but evidence about its value is sparse.
This review of health care team effectiveness literature from 1985 to 2004 distinguishes among intervention studies that compare team with usual (nonteam) care; intervention studies that examine the impact of team redesign on team effectiveness; and field studies that explore relationships between team ...
The American Medical Association’s (AMA) guide to prevention and management of WBH in healthcare advocates for education and open discussion [22], and the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) toolkit for promoting civility recommends guided discussions to explore both unacceptable and preferred ...
Workplace bullying and harassment (WBH) in healthcare settings has been widely described in the literature, although a lack of consensus on the definition of behaviours constituting WBH makes findings difficult to interpret. The consequences for those experiencing WBH can be severe, including burnout,...
Teams and continuity of end-of-life care in hospitals: managing differences of opinion Background:Recognised as an essential element in end-of-life care by the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, effective teamwork can... K Devery,M Winsall,D Rawlings - 《Bmj Open ...
Hierarchy in healthcare Human error is as old as humanity itself and we all make mistakes, but errors can often be prevented. The publication in 2000 of To err is human: building a safer health system was instrumental in improving the recognition of human error on both sides of the Atlantic...
IN 2005, the NHS Performance Support Team (PST) was set up to work, and help improve the performances of, healthcare organisations that were considered to ... D Critchley,C Edwards,R Fallon - 《Nurs Manag》 被引量: 1发表: 2007年 Importance of teamwork communication in nursing practice Dea...
Nursing standard defined interprofessional working as when members belonging to different health and social care bodies work together to give better care through sharing skills, knowledge and talents, published in a 2016 document. There are countless examples of communication breakdown within the NHS and...