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High Reliability Organizations, Second Edition: A Healthcare Handbook for Patient Safety & Quality
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Overview
Awarded second place in the 2021 AJN Book of the Year Awards in Professional Issues!
Nurses represent the majority of healthcare workers and are on the front lines of delivery and provision of safe and effective care. As a result, nurses are ideally situated to drive the mission to achieve high reliability in healthcare. We expect the primary audience of this text to be frontline nursing staff, nurses in administration, quality and patient safety professionals, advanced practice nurses, and nurse educators. The healthcare professional who purchases this book will do so with the desire to learn more about the application of HRO principles to patient safety and quality problems. This book is unique in that it uses HRO principles as an organizing framework for practical application. The intent of the editors is to provide a quality and patient safety book that is useful to professionals doing the work of healthcare.
Healthcare professionals are constantly seeking practical tools and descriptions of practices that will improve and enhance patient safety and quality outcomes. High reliability is a current goal for hospitals, and the principles are sound. However, there is little in the literature that discusses how to apply the principles at the front lines of care to improve outcomes. This text addresses this gap by placing the need for high reliability concepts into our current climate in healthcare through illustrative discussion (theory and research) of each of the five concepts of HRO, along with a description of a current best practice and/or tool that applies to the model. The goal of this book is to stimulate organizations to embrace high reliability concepts while striving to improve the quality and safety of care delivered to patients and families. We all benefit from a safer healthcare environment.
The book is divided into eight parts:
- The first of these HRO concepts is that HROs have a preoccupation with failure.
- The second of these HRO concepts is that HROs restrain the impulse to view events through a single lens and are reluctant to simplify.
- The third HRO concept is that HROs demonstrate sensitivity to operations by making strong responses to weak signs.
- The fourth HRO concept is that HROs shift decision making away from formal authority and apply deference to expertise.
- The final HRO concept is that HROs have a commitment to resilience.
Comprehensive Instructor's Guide and Student Workbook are available for this book.
Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9781646482061 |
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Publisher: | SIGMA Theta Tau International |
Publication date: | 11/30/2020 |
Edition description: | 2nd ed. |
Pages: | 594 |
Product dimensions: | 8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 1.25(d) |
About the Author
JANE S. BRAATEN, PhD, APRN, CNS, ANP, CPPS, CPHQ, is a Patient Safety Manager and Nurse Scientist at Centura Health. She has held positions within Centura Health as Director of Cardiology Services, Cardiac and Intensive Care Clinical Nurse Specialist, Cardiac Nurse Practitioner, and Manager/Charge RN/Staff RN of intensive care and telemetry units.
Table of Contents
Part 1: High Reliability - The Time Is Now
Chapter 1: The Need for a Paradigm Shift in Healthcare Quality and Safety Thinking
Chapter 2: Current Patient Safety Drivers
Chapter 3: Current Quality Drivers
Chapter 4: Organizational Culture and the Journey to HRO
Chapter 5: Safety Leadership: Commitment to High Reliability Organizing
Part 2: HRO Concepts and Application to Practice: Preoccupation With Failure
Chapter 6: Using Failure Mode and Effects Analysis to Predict Failure
Chapter 7: Close Calls and Near Misses: What's the Big Deal?
Part 3: HRO Concepts and Application to Practice: Reluctance to Simplify
Chapter 8: Human Factors Engineering for Reducing and Recovering From Error
Chapter 9: Root Cause Analysis: A Tool for High Reliability in a Complex Environment
Chapter 10: Just Culture and the Impact on High Reliability
Part 4: HRO Concepts and Application to Practice: Sensitivity to Operations
Chapter 11: Alarm Safety: Working Solutions
Chapter 12: Innovative Technology, Standardization, and the Impact on High Reliability
Chapter 13: Tiered Safety Huddles
Part 5: HRO Concepts and Application to Practice: Deference to Expertise
Chapter 14: Interprofessional Collaboration
Chapter 15: Nurses Create Reliable Care by Enhancing Engagement
Chapter 16: Pediatric Patient Safety: Utilizing Safety Coaching as a Strategy Toward Zero Harm
Part 6: HRO Concepts and Application to Practice: Resilience
Chapter 17: Resilience: A Path to HRO
Chapter 18: Designing Resilience Into the Work Environment
Chapter 19: Building High Reliability Through Simulation
Chapter 20: Building Resilience Through Team Training: Rapid Response and In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Events
Chapter 21: Sustaining a Culture of Safety: Strategies to Maintain the Gains
Part 7: Assimilation Into Practice Across the Continuum
Chapter 22: Application of HRO Strategies to Improve Pain Management and Opioid Safety: The CNS Role
Chapter 23: Ambulatory Care: The Frontier for High Reliability
Chapter 24: Applying High Reliability Principles Across a Large Healt