2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcrc.2007.11.006
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Assessing organizational performance in intensive care units: A French experience

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“…An ICU will be situated in a hospital with appropriate departments to ensure that the multidisciplinary needs of intensive care medicine are met [9][10][11]. Surgical and medical diagnostic and therapeutic facilities must be represented, and medical, anesthesiological, surgical, and radiological consultants must be available for ICU purposes on a 24 h/day basis.…”
Section: Locationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An ICU will be situated in a hospital with appropriate departments to ensure that the multidisciplinary needs of intensive care medicine are met [9][10][11]. Surgical and medical diagnostic and therapeutic facilities must be represented, and medical, anesthesiological, surgical, and radiological consultants must be available for ICU purposes on a 24 h/day basis.…”
Section: Locationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the USA, Kaissi (2003) found that medical group practices with more clinical support systems had lower error rates if they also had collegial cultures and/or cultures that valued quality of care. Additionally, a study among 26 French Connecting organisational culture ICU's (Minvielle et al, 2008) highlighted the direct links between organisational culture, burnout and performance; with the absence of burnout being linked to quality of ICU organisation, and cultural values of the ICU's being linked to organisational performance. The aforementioned studies all lead to the conclusion that there is a meaningful link between organisational conditions (e.g.…”
Section: Connecting Organisational Culturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…La culture organisationnelle est considérée comme l'ensemble des valeurs normatives portées par les soignants dans une unité donnée, et le style de culture organisationnelle influence la performance en réanimation [21,49]. En employant le matériel des discussions des RMM, nous avons effectivement démontré que la culture organisationnelle des soignants est un déterminant important du jugement d'évita-bilité des EI en réanimation : la culture passive-défensive d'un groupe est associée positivement avec le jugement d'inévitabilité, tandis que la culture agressive-défensive y est associée négativement [28].…”
Section: Le Problème De L'évitabilité Des éVénements Indésirablesunclassified