Risk Management Systems for Health Care and Safety Development on Transplantation: A Review and a Proposal

Pretagostini, R.; Gabbrielli, Francesco; Fiaschetti, P.; Oliveti, A.; Cenci, Simone; Peritore, D.; Stabile, D.

doi:10.1016/j.transproceed.2010.03.100

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“…38 Pretagostini et al showed that in order to increase the hospital safety, attention to prospective CRM-based approaches or preventive measures would be very influential. 39 In Iran, two studies emphasized on the role and situation of CRM in improving service quality, establishing appropriate organizational communication, preventing possible errors and accidents, and ultimately increasing patient and staff safety. 40,41 Researchers suggested that for institutionalizing CRM in the health care, concepts of clinical risk, CRM, and PS should be considered as the main focus of the health-care education program, which starts from the bachelor's course and continues to the postgraduate education.…”

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Outcomes of Effective Integration of Clinical Risk Management Into Health Care From Nurses’ Viewpoints: A Qualitative Study

Farokhzadian

Sabzi

Nayeri

2020

Int Q Community Health Educ

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The aim of this study was to explore nurses’ experiences and viewpoints about the outcomes of effective integration of clinical risk management (CRM) into health care. This qualitative study was conducted using purposive sampling and semistructured interviews with 19 nurses from three hospitals affiliated with a large medical university. Data were analyzed by the conventional qualitative content analysis method proposed by Lundman and Graneheim. Data analysis reflected the following concepts: improving the quality of services and promoting health, preserving and protecting patient safety, increasing satisfaction, improving staff morale, and improving organizational awareness and vigilance. According to the results, CRM with its positive outcomes can help the development of a patient-oriented culture. The results can be a starting point for further quantitative and qualitative research to explore other strategies, potentials, and capacities of quality improvement activities such as CRM in other contexts and cultures.

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Outcomes of Effective Integration of Clinical Risk Management Into Health Care From Nurses’ Viewpoints: A Qualitative Study

Farokhzadian

Sabzi

Nayeri

2020

Int Q Community Health Educ

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“…Numerous researchers have investigated the concepts of risk management and resilience. Of these two topics, risk management has the most mature literature base, covering the principles, mechanisms, guidelines, and practical protocols of risk identification and assessment, and also reflecting some applications in the health care industry [7,8,9,10,11,12,13]. On the other hand, according to Bhamra, Dani and Burnard, K. [14] the term 'resilience' is typically approached in a broader way: the context and the field of the term may change, but the concept is always closely related to the capability to withstand and recover from challenges [14].…”

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The Development of a Robust Risk Management Plan for the Continuous Supply of Water to Hospitals in the Western Cape Province

Bezuidenhout

Dippenaar

2018

SAJIE

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The objective of this research is to develop a robust water supply risk management and response plan for Somerset Hospital that reflects the institution's specific requirements, and to prepare general guidelines for the Western Cape Government Health Department in order to assist in developing risk management and response plans for all of its health care facilities. This will enable the Western Cape Government Health Department to be resilient in withstanding gradual systemic shocks and major crises in the supply of water to hospitals. The methodology is based on ISO 31000:2009, but it extends the approach using historical evaluations and a business impact analysis. Through the research it has become evident that one public sector in South Africa still lacks proper risk management planning, and that, on the whole, there is a global void in research into water resilience, especially that focusing on health care facilities. OPSOMMINGDie doel van hierdie navorsing is om 'n robuuste watervoorsiening risikobestuur en reaksieplan vir Somerset Hospitaal te ontwikkel wat die instelling se spesifieke behoeftes aanspreek. Die navorsing gee ook algemene riglyne om die Wes-Kaap se Departement van Gesondheid te adviseer met die ontwikkeling van planne vir gesondheidsorginstellings. Dit sal die Wes-Kaap se Departement van Gesondheid in staat stel om geleidelike sistemiese skokke en die vernaamste krisisse ten opsigte van water voorsiening aan hospitale te weerstaan. Die metodiek is gebaseer op ISO31000:2009, en brei die benadering uit met historiese evaluasie en besigheid impakanalise. Die navorsing toon dat die publieke sektor in Suid-Afrika tekort skiet in risikobestuurbeplanning en 'n internasionale gaping bestaan in navorsing oor waterweerbaarheid met die fokus op gesondheidsorgfasiliteite.

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“…Similarly, Nayeri et al (2013) affirmed that decreasing errors by approximately 30 percent through implementing programs, could successfully reduce emergency department failures (Zimmera et al , 2010). Similarly, Pretagostini et al (2010) emphasized useful prospective risk management strategies to increase inpatient safety.…”

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Failure mode and effect analysis: improving intensive care unit risk management processes

Askari

Shafii

Rafiei

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IJHCQA

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Purpose Failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) is a practical tool to evaluate risks, discover failures in a proactive manner and propose corrective actions to reduce or eliminate potential risks. The purpose of this paper is to apply FMEA technique to examine the hazards associated with the process of service delivery in intensive care unit (ICU) of a tertiary hospital in Yazd, Iran. Design/methodology/approach This was a before-after study conducted between March 2013 and December 2014. By forming a FMEA team, all potential hazards associated with ICU services - their frequency and severity - were identified. Then risk priority number was calculated for each activity as an indicator representing high priority areas that need special attention and resource allocation. Findings Eight failure modes with highest priority scores including endotracheal tube defect, wrong placement of endotracheal tube, EVD interface, aspiration failure during suctioning, chest tube failure, tissue injury and deep vein thrombosis were selected for improvement. Findings affirmed that improvement strategies were generally satisfying and significantly decreased total failures. Practical implications Application of FMEA in ICUs proved to be effective in proactively decreasing the risk of failures and corrected the control measures up to acceptable levels in all eight areas of function. Originality/value Using a prospective risk assessment approach, such as FMEA, could be beneficial in dealing with potential failures through proposing preventive actions in a proactive manner. The method could be used as a tool for healthcare continuous quality improvement so that the method identifies both systemic and human errors, and offers practical advice to deal effectively with them.

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Risk Management Systems for Health Care and Safety Development on Transplantation: A Review and a Proposal

Cited by 10 publications

References 36 publications

Outcomes of Effective Integration of Clinical Risk Management Into Health Care From Nurses’ Viewpoints: A Qualitative Study

Outcomes of Effective Integration of Clinical Risk Management Into Health Care From Nurses’ Viewpoints: A Qualitative Study

The Development of a Robust Risk Management Plan for the Continuous Supply of Water to Hospitals in the Western Cape Province

Failure mode and effect analysis: improving intensive care unit risk management processes

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