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The role of structured observational research in health care


J Carthey - Quality and Safety in Health Care, 2003 - qshc.bmj.com
Structured observational research involves monitoring of healthcare domains by
experts to collect data on errors, adverse events, near misses, team
performance, and organisational culture. This paper describes some of the ...
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[CITATION] Checklist for assessing institutional resilience [Monograph]


J Reason, J Wreathall - Cambridge, MA: Institute for Healthcare Improvement, 2002
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[CITATION] Improving patient care in hospitals


P Uhlig - Journal of Innovative Management, 2001
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Providing the best for our patients: Evidence-based practice


L Pearson - The Nurse Practitioner, 2001 - journals.lww.com
When I first began my role as a family NP in the 1970s, health care providers
commonly accepted statements from their clinical supervisors such as, "We do it
this way because we have always done it this way" or "Dr. _____ says it ...
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[PDF] Why mission statements become a show piece? Case of an Indo-American joint venture


A Panda, RK Gupta - Vikalpa, 2003 - vikalpa.com
This paper is based on a case study of an Indo-American joint venture in the
satellite- based communication services. The objective of the study is to
explore why an organization fails to elicit emotional commitment for its ...
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[CITATION] PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Designing a Software Quality Assurance Course: An …


DJ Zrymiak, A Sen - Software Quality Professional, 2003 - American Society for Quality
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[PDF] Safety climate survey


JB Sexton, R Helmreich, P Pronovost, E … - Institute for Healthcare Improvement - primaris.org
J. Bryan Sexton, PhD Post-Doctoral Fellow, Department of Psychology University
of Texas at Austin ... Robert Helmreich, PhD Department of Psychology
University of Texas at Austin ... Peter J. Pronovost, MD, PhD Associate ...
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Leadership in a communicative perspective


EO Eriksen - Acta Sociologica, 2001 - jstor.org
ABSTRACT In analyzing a reform process at a Norwegian hospital, a central
finding was that successful leadership depends upon actors assuming a
communicative mode of interaction. This contradicts the instrumental view ...
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[CITATION] Managing change in process and people: Combining a maturity model with a competency- …


A Gillies, J Howard - Total Quality Management & Business Excellence, 2003 - Routledge
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[PDF] Leadership when events don't play by the rules


KE Weick - REFLECTIONS-SOCIETY FOR ORGANIZATIONAL …, 2002 - metalogikon.com
We are all struggling with events that don't make sense. They don't make sense
for at least two reasons, and those reasons are leverage points where leaders
can make a difference. Two of the reasons why these are such trying times ...
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