Sail smoother with systems thinking

Ritter-Teitel, Joanne

doi:10.1097/00006247-200211000-00016

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“…Consequently, the systems respond by rebalancing themselves to states that are no better than before the symptom was addressed, encouraging repeated fixes. This approach has already been reported in healthcare (Ritter‐Teitel, 2002).…”

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Health‐care process improvement decisions: a systems perspective

Walley

Silvester²,

Mountford

2006

International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance

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Health‐care process improvement decisions: a systems perspective

Walley

Silvester²,

Mountford

2006

International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance

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A Systems Approach to Improving Care for All Bereaved Families

Jenko

Short²

2016

Dimens Crit Care Nurs

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Bereavement services for families are an established part of hospice and palliative care. However, patients also die in the acute care and long-term care environments. Often, hospice is not involved, creating a potential gap in care. This article recounts a journey to improve care for all families of deceased patients, despite the presence or absence of hospice. A palliative care clinical nurse specialist led a quality improvement team, which used a systems thinking approach to develop and implement a downloadable bereavement booklet for families. Expected and unexpected outcomes are discussed for this replicable project.

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Sail smoother with systems thinking

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Health‐care process improvement decisions: a systems perspective

Health‐care process improvement decisions: a systems perspective

A Systems Approach to Improving Care for All Bereaved Families

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