Safety Culture
Hello, Stacey~~
Nice post this week. As you mentioned, I could learn about culture of safety. ANA describes a culture of safety in which a health care organization's leaders, managers and workers are dedicated to core values and manners that give emphasis to safety over challenging objectives. Other signs of a safety-focused culture include openness and mutual respect when debating safety worries and resolutions without flowing to individual fault; an education atmosphere; transparency and responsibility; and trustworthy teams. Patients also are worthy stay in a harmless environment. In a culture of safety, nurses are stimulated to conversation flexibly about safety matters and their effect on patient care. A 2013 study presented that preventable
Nice post this week. As you mentioned, I could learn about culture of safety. ANA describes a culture of safety in which a health care organization's leaders, managers and workers are dedicated to core values and manners that give emphasis to safety over challenging objectives. Other signs of a safety-focused culture include openness and mutual respect when debating safety worries and resolutions without flowing to individual fault; an education atmosphere; transparency and responsibility; and trustworthy teams. Patients also are worthy stay in a harmless environment. In a culture of safety, nurses are stimulated to conversation flexibly about safety matters and their effect on patient care. A 2013 study presented that preventable