Best Practices for Creating a Just Culture in Nursing
A just culture in nursing is an environment where everyone is alert to potential risks. To learn from these risks, all staff must be engaged in safely reporting incidents.
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An Introduction to Just Culture and Why Patient Safety is Important
Medical errors and preventable incidents occur daily in healthcare organizations. By increasing the number of near misses and incidents reported,...
5 Ways to Track the Value Incident Reporting in Healthcare
Many providers lack the necessary solutions to measure and improve organizational performance in today's healthcare environment. This is why...
How to Prevent Medical Errors in Healthcare: Create a Learning Culture
Having a well-developed and established learning culture can help prevent errors in healthcare and improve overall patient safety.
10 Questions to Ask When Evaluating An Incident Reporting System
Health Information Technology (HIT) is becoming increasingly important for improving quality outcomes and patient safety in healthcare...
3 Ways to Make the Case for Incident Reporting Software in Your Budget
In today’s healthcare environment, there is an overwhelming need to demonstrate the value and return on investment of implementing incident reporting...
The Cost Effectiveness of Risk Avoidance
Risk avoidance in healthcare is comprised of the clinical and administrative systems and processes used to detect, analyze, and prevent the...
Fall Prevention for Elderly Living Communities
Falls in older adults are the third leading cause of chronic disability, and a recent study published by the Journal of the American Medical...
Support Healthcare Workers: Get the Right Tools to the Right People
There are approximately 2.6 million points of care in the U.S. — and that number is rapidly growing, as people are increasingly turning to...
How to Prevent Patient Falls in 10 Steps
According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, approximately 700,000 to 1,000,000 people fall in United States hospitals every day....