Fig. 19.1 Designing perioperative services for safety. Designing the infrastructure for safety requires integration of safety into all aspects of the organization The mission of the perioperative care should be…
Fig. 4.1 The technology acceptance model [20] The key themes in human-centered design are the following: Design for the user population: The device should be designed for a carefully identified…
Fig. 13.1 Dreyfus model of skill acquisition [47] With specific reference to psychomotor skills, learning occurs in three phases [49], although the entire process of learning is a continuous, not…
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017Juan A. Sanchez, Paul Barach, Julie K. Johnson and Jeffrey P. Jacobs (eds.)Surgical Patient Care10.1007/978-3-319-44010-1_11 11. Organizational and Cultural Determinants of Surgical Safety Kathleen M. Sutcliffe1 (1) Carey Business School, Johns Hopkins University, 100…
Example type Example Clinical care: Ineffective (from Hu et al. [22]) Scrub technician: Dr. Smith, would you mind confirming what would you like this specimen labeled? Surgeon: We already talked…
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017Juan A. Sanchez, Paul Barach, Julie K. Johnson and Jeffrey P. Jacobs (eds.)Surgical Patient Care10.1007/978-3-319-44010-1_3 3. Concepts and Models of Safety, Resilience, and Reliability Jonathan Gao1 and Sidney Dekker1 (1) School of Humanities, Languages…
Fig. 2.1 General and specific interventions across the system and evaluation end points (modified from Brown et al.) This epistemology of surgical safety is applicable to a wide range of…
Fig. 7.1 Characteristics of patient-reported outcomes PROs are tools that enable the elicitation, collection, and assessment of PRO information. A PRO measure, referred to by some as PROM, is “any…
