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Produktbild: Oxford Professional Practice: Handbook of Patient Safety

Oxford Professional Practice: Handbook of Patient Safety

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

15.04.2022

Herausgeber

Peter Lachman + weitere

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

480

Maße (L/B/H)

10/17,9/2 cm

Gewicht

214 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-284687-7

Beschreibung

Rezension

The clear build-up of the book helps with understanding the concepts and this approach really engages the reader. Some beautiful sentences inspire you to want to start changing things right away - my favourite was: 'Genuine ownership of safety at the front line begins with a core belief that all patients deserve to be free of harm'. [...] I enjoyed reading it and would certainly recommend it to clinicians eager to learn more about patient safety. Honkoop PJ., Patient safety for clinical practice. BMJ Quality & Safety

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

15.04.2022

Herausgeber

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

480

Maße (L/B/H)

10/17,9/2 cm

Gewicht

214 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-284687-7

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Oxford University Press
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  • Produktbild: Oxford Professional Practice: Handbook of Patient Safety

    • Part 1 Introduction to science and theory of patient safety

    • 1: Peter Lachman and John Fitzsimons: The Rationale and science of Patient Safety

    • 2: Ahmeda Ali and John Fitzsimons: The Culture and system of Patient Safety

    • 3: Blair L. Sadler and Peter Lachman: Transparent Leadership for safety

    • 4: John Brennan, Eugene Nelson, Sibylle Erdmann and Margaret Murphy: Codesigning for Safety and Patients Leading for Safety

    • 5: James F O'Mahony: The Economics of Patient Safety

    • 6: Patricia O'Connor: Developing a Safe Clinical Team

    • 7: David Crosby and Peter Lachman: Communicating to be Safe

    • 8: Eoin Fitzgerald and Peter Lachman: Situation Awareness and patient safety

    • 9: Thomas Jun and Sue Hignett: Practical Application of Human Factors and ergonomics to Improve Safety

    • 10: Uma Kotagal and Peter Lachman: Reliability Theory and its application in daily work and standardisation

    • 11: Kate Churruca, Robyn Clay-Williams, Janet C Long, Louise A Ellis and Jeffrey Braithwaite: Resilience Theory, Complexity Science and Safety 2

    • Part 2 Practical application and methodologies of patient safety

    • 12: Jason Leitch and Thomas Lamont: Measuring Patient Safety at a System, Organisation and National Level

    • 13: Jane Runnacles and John Fitzsimons: How to Measure Patient Safety on the Front Line

    • 14: Peter Lachman, Susanne O'Reilly, Michael Marx and John Brennan: Improving to be Safe

    • 15: Adrian Plunkett: Learning from Success to be safer

    • 16: Kevin Stewart and Rachel Pool: Investigating and learning from Adverse Events

    • 17: Mark O'Brien and Pallavi Bradshaw: Open Disclosure

    • 18: Kris Vanhaecht: Caring for the Caregivers - The Second Victim

    • Part 3 Translating theory to clinical practice

    • 19: Christopher Cornue: Safety and information technology

    • 20: Frank Frederico: Enabling Medication Safety

    • 21: James Hoffman and Kristen Hughes: Paediatric medication safety

    • 22: Rob Cunney: Preventing and Decreasing Infections

    • 23: Rob Cunney: Sepsis and Antimicrobial stewardship

    • 24: Anita Jayadev, Karen Britton and Shefal Patel:: Detecting and Limiting Deterioration

    • 25: Tricia Woodhead and Gail Nielsen: Preventing and Limiting Diagnostic Error

    • 26: John Brennan: Safety in Primary Care and General Practice

    • 27: Damian Roland and Jay Banerjee: Safety in the Emergency Department

    • 28: Anita Jayadev and Sean Harding: Safety in Outpatients and Ambulatory Care

    • 29: Rob Bethune: Safety in the operating theatre

    • 30: Jane Runnacles: Safety in Paediatrics and Child Health

    • 31: David Crosby: Safety in Maternity and Women's Health

    • 32: Daniel Hayes: Safety in Mental Health

    • 33: Kevin Rooney and Suying Ong: Safety in Intensive Care

    • 34: Kirstyn James: Safety in Patients with Frailty and Complex Long-Term Conditions

    • 35: Kieran Murray and Michael Marx: Safety in a multi-disciplinary team

    • 36: Kevin O'Hare: Safety in the laboratory

    • 37: Riccardo Trataglia, Micaela La Regina and Peter Lachman: Safety in a pandemic