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Applications close January 15th. @BryonyDF@EJThomas_safety
We’ve drawn upon the growing body of research on #teameffectiveness to offer evidence-based advice for healthcare teams. We hope the tips are of assistance during/after the pandemic.
In @BMJ_Qual_Saf with @allisontraylor, Eric Thomas, Eduardo Salas
https://t.co/kS5oj83bcu
Happy to see this in print and to have gotten to work with brilliant, resilient co-authors @DSTawfik @ProfitJochen @EJThomas_safety and all the rest whose Twitter handles I don’t have😄
Terrific piece in NEJM by @leorahorwitzmd showing substantive improvements (and learning about changes that didn’t work out) balancing rigour and pragmatism - a great example for health system leaders and for researchers in quality improvement https://t.co/7OQlshmuNc
To accelerate progress in reducing preventable harm from diagnostic errors we propose a new ‘Safer Dx Trigger Tools Framework’ @BMJ_Qual_Saf#improvedx#patientsafety#EHR#healthIT
https://t.co/5KBF8pkRei
Creating a comprehensive, unit-based approach to detecting and preventing harm in the neonatal intensive care unit https://t.co/NDFmSCu2qW @histalk @UTHealth_SBMI @EJThomas_safety
Congrats to my mentor Dr. Laura Petersen for 2017 Under Secretary's Award - the highest honor for a VA health services researcher @vahsrd
You couldn't ask for a better mentor & boss
More about her https://t.co/WZU4q2WoDo (not on twitter yet;-)
Physician Burnout in the Electronic Health Record Era: Are We Ignoring the Real Cause? ie, our outdated regulatory requirements. https://t.co/CtvO8y1v8y @calonghurst@DBatesSafety@ONC_HealthIT
Article in @JAHA_AHA by @emoryheart reporting only 17% of cases identified through #EHR query as statin prescription failures were actually failures. EHR #FunctioningAsDesigned - not designed to measure quality.
https://t.co/E4gJXBj94Y
In UK, 450,000 patients missed breast cancer screening due to “computer algorithm failure”
Major IT error found on an IT system upgrade.
Took a decade for discovery.
https://t.co/qRWODviye2
Fear of no change, retaliation, and negative feedback prevent health care professionals from speaking up about #PatientSafety concerns. Our (w/ @EJThomas_safety@j_ottosen) latest study: https://t.co/MLpKINg2we /1
#FunctioningAsDesigned After checking the spelling of the last name 2x on admission, then again as the tech applied the Patient-ID wristband, we realized that the last name field is limited to 12 characters AND they auto-deleted the hyphen between names. EHR Safety violations!
To be fair #FunctioningAsDesigned EHR is good too. Saw diabetic with HTN not on ACEI or ARB. In 60 sec EHR allowed us to identify date in 2010 when it was stopped after acute renal failure. Now should be back on it. Would be longer or impossible to figure out with paper chart.
1/2. Anyone else tired of poor EHR design? Got examples of
serious design flaws with safety issues? Were you told by the EHR vendor "functioning
as designed" and got mad? I am starting a new hashtag
#FunctioningAsDesigned