2022 Patient Safety & Quality Symposium – Weathering the Storms: Thriving in Unpredictable Times With Organizational Transformation
The 2022 Patient Safety & Quality Symposium incorporated the dual challenge of charting a course for organizational transformation while adapting to the unpredictable nature of health care. The discussion focused on the three elements of organizational transformation: people, process and technology, all of which are inextricably linked to successful outcomes within a highly reliable organization.
In this session, we'll explore our personal accountabilities with a specific focus on the behaviors that are the indispensable foundation for creating healthy cultures, using knowledge effectively, driving the learning system and transforming leadership.
In this presentation, Dr. Ryckman will share patient stories where system failures led to suboptimal outcomes and the work to improve using high reliability science. Examples come from inpatient, nursing and the operating room.
Elaine Huggins and Pamela Leonard share how Kaiser Permanente's National Program Office works the challenge of mindfully employing the High Reliability principles in multi-level, multi-organizational, enterprise-wide improvement that ties ...
Lead Principal Consultant, High Reliability National Quality, Safety, Experience and Health Systems Performance (NaQSEP) Kaiser Permanente Program Office
This session will cover the work of three local projects that correlate with today's theme: iTRUST (Identification & Tracking of Retained Ureteral Stents), Reducing Automated Dispensing Cabinet Overrides on a Labor & Delivery Unit:, and ...
