A socio-cultural perspective on patient safety / edited by Emma Rowley and Justin Waring.
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| Year of Publication: | 2011 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | xv, 223 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Paul Barach
- Introduction : a socio-cultural perspective on patient safety / Emma Rowley and Justin Waring
- All news is bad news : patient safety in the news media / Cecily Palmer and Toby Murcott
- Broadening the patient safety movement : listening, involving, and learning / Josephine Ocloo
- Narrowing the gap between safety policy and practice : the role of nurses' implicit theories and heuristics / Anat Drach-Zahavy and Anit Somech
- Resources of strength : an exnovation of hidden competences to preserve patient safety / Jessica Mesman
- Deviantly innovative : when risking patient safety is the right thing to do / Emma Rowley
- The precarious gap between information technology and patient safety : lessons from medication systems / Habibollah Pirnejad and Roland Bal
- The politics of learning : the dilemma for patient safety / Justin Waring and Graeme Currie
- Exploring the contributions of professional-practice networks to knowledge sharing, problem-solving, and patient safety / Simon Bishop and Justin Waring
- Challenges to learning from clinical adverse events : a study of root cause analysis in practice / Jeanne Mengis and Davide Nicolini
- Patient safety and clinical practice improvement : the importance of reflecting on real-time, in situ care processes / Rick Iedema.