Safety through engaged workers: The link between Safety-II and work engagement

Homann, Franziska; Limbert, Caroline; Bell, Nicholas; Sykes, Peter

doi:10.1016/j.ssci.2021.105521

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“…15 Engaging nurses in finding this gap could have positive influences on patient safety 16 and job satisfaction, 17 through which it is a promising step in operationalising S-II. 18 Most studies examining WAI and WAD differences use the Functional Resonance Analysis Method 19 (FRAM) as a tool to map how imagined and actual performance differ. FRAM is a modelling method used to map a set of activities, instances and/or an entire process in sociotechnical systems 19 20 and has been used in previous research to align WAI with WAD.…”

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“… 15 Engaging nurses in finding this gap could have positive influences on patient safety 16 and job satisfaction, 17 through which it is a promising step in operationalising S-II. 18 …”

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“…A structural gap between WAI and WAD might have negative consequences for patient safety,14 but can also be difficult to detect 15. Engaging nurses in finding this gap could have positive influences on patient safety16 and job satisfaction,17 through which it is a promising step in operationalising S-II 18…”

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Aligning work-as-imagined and work-as-done using FRAM on a hospital ward: a roadmap

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IntroductionModern safety approaches in healthcare differentiate between daily practice (work-as-done) and the written rules and guidelines (work-as-imagined) as a means to further develop patient safety. Research in this area has shown case study examples, but to date lacks hooking points as to how results can be embedded within the studied context. This study uses Functional Analysis Resonance Method (FRAM) for aligning work-as-imagined with the work-as-done. The aim of this study is to show how FRAM can effectively be applied to identify the gap between work prescriptions and practice, while subsequently showing how such findings can be transferred back to, and embedded in, the daily ward care process of nurses.MethodsThis study was part of an action research performed among ward nurses on a 38 bed neurological and neurosurgical ward within a tertiary referral centre. Data was collected through document analysis, in-field observations, interviews and group discussions. FRAM was used as an analysis tool to model the prescribed working methods, actual practice and the gap between those two in the use of physical restraints on the ward.ResultsThis study was conducted in four parts. In the exploration phase, work-as-imagined and work-as-done were mapped. Next, a gap between the concerns named in the protocol and the actual employed methods of dealing with physical restraint on the ward was identified. Subsequently, alignment efforts led to the co-construction of a new working method with the ward nurses, which was later embedded in quality efforts by a restraint working group on the ward.ConclusionThe use of FRAM proved to be very effective in comparing work-as-done with work-as-imagined, contributing to a better understanding, evaluation and support of everyday performance in a ward care setting.

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“… 15 Engaging nurses in finding this gap could have positive influences on patient safety 16 and job satisfaction, 17 through which it is a promising step in operationalising S-II. 18 …”

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“…Физическая включенность, мотивированность и когнитивная поглощенность процессами работы к эффективному ролевому и экстраролевому поведению, что положительно сказывается на результатах деятельности (Liy et al, 2019). В работе Ф. Хоман и коллег (Homann et al, 2022) отмечается, что в настоящее время накоплено много исследований вовлеченности в контексте инициатив H&S (health and safety) в сферах образования и здравоохранения, однако остается малое количество исследований работников производственных направлений так называемых «синих воротничков».…”

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“…В работе Е. Биддисон ) авторы констатируют положительную связь между компонентами анкеты на оценку КБ (Safety Attitudes Questionnaire), климатом безопасности, командной работой, восприятием менеджмента и уровнем вовлеченности сотрудников, оцененному по методике Gallup Q12. Недавнее исследование Ф. Хоман и коллег (Homann et al, 2022) рассматривает как аспекты безопасности, так вовлеченности. Авторы представили идеи о вовлеченности сотрудников в работу с точки зрения Safety-II.…”

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Neuropsychological diagnostics and rehabilitation of patients with disorders of praxis in diseases of the brain of various etiology

Baulina¹,

Varako²,

Zinchenko³

et al. 2023

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Background. Praxis disorders are one of the most common consequences of brain damage. In this regard, neuropsychological diagnosis and rehabilitation of patients with praxis disorders is of great practical importance. Since people with apraxia and their families continue to live in society, they have to deal with issues of social functioning in the context of the patient's limited abilities. As social well-being is impossible without taking into account the psychological and behavioral aspects of the patient and his environment, the modern approach to diagnosis and rehabilitation includes working with all of these aspects. This work is implemented through the organization of a partnership between the patient, his environment and a multidisciplinary team of specialists. Objective. The article aims to analyze and summarize the diagnostic and rehabilitation experience accumulated in neuropsychology, as well as to identify quality criteria for neuropsychological diagnosis and rehabilitation of patients with praxis disorders arising from brain damage. These criteria are recommended for use in the practice of a clinical psychologist. Results. Based on the analysis of applied research and practical guidelines, recommendations on the choice of diagnostic tools for detecting praxis disorders are presented. The main directions and methods of rehabilitation work, which have shown their effectiveness in overcoming kinetic, kinesthetic, spatial and regulatory apraxia, are highlighted. Conclusion. The practical work of a clinical psychologist with patients suffering from praxis disorders should be aimed at maintaining the level of preserved voluntary movements and actions as a “support” for further restoration of motor functions or for maintaining the existing level of motor functioning. Practical work should seek to restore disturbed praxis with the help of internal / external means or special techniques and focus on the organization of the patient's household environment in order to minimize restrictions in functioning.

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Building a safer future: Analysis of studies on safety I and safety II in the construction industry

Sarvari,

Edwards,

Rillie

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Safety through engaged workers: The link between Safety-II and work engagement

Cited by 5 publications

References 116 publications

Aligning work-as-imagined and work-as-done using FRAM on a hospital ward: a roadmap

Aligning work-as-imagined and work-as-done using FRAM on a hospital ward: a roadmap

Neuropsychological diagnostics and rehabilitation of patients with disorders of praxis in diseases of the brain of various etiology

Building a safer future: Analysis of studies on safety I and safety II in the construction industry

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