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New York : Springer Publishing Company, c2012

x, 326 s. : il. ; 23 cm

ISBN 978-0-8261-0639-1 (brož.)

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Preface ix // SECTION I: OVERVIEW OF HOSPITAL ACCREDITATION AND // PATIENT SAFETY // 1. Introduction to Concepts of Hospital Accreditation and Patient Safety 3 // 2. Milestones of Hospital Accreditation and Patient Safety in the United States 19 // 3. A Global View of Patient Safety and Accreditation 39 // 4. Universal "New" Language of Patient Safety as Part of the Accreditation Process: Review of Terms 65 // SECTION II: WHY A MODEL IS NEEDED WHEN DEVELOPING AND // IMPLEMENTING PATIENT SAFETY AND ACCREDITATION INITIATIVES // 5. Current Challenges in Health Care 75 // 6. The Reliability Factor and Why Adverse Events Still Happen in Accredited Health Care Organizations 83 // 7. Organizational Architecture in Relation to Accreditation and Patient Safety Efforts: Ready, Fire, Aim 99 // SECTION IILTHE MYERS MODEL FOR PATIENT SAFETY AND // ACCREDITATION // 8. Overview of the Myers Model for Patient Safety and Accreditation and Its Application in Health Care 129 // 9. Design at the Leadership Level (System Level) 155 // 10. Design at the Unit Level (Microsystem) 183 // 11. Design at the Individual Level 221 // VII // Contents // vili // SECTION IV: TOOLS FOR BUILDING A BETTER REPORTING SYSTEM // 12. How the Model Assists Nursing With Accreditation and Patient Safety Efforts 241 // 13. Measurements and Data Integration 249 // 14. Root Cause Analysis and Failure Mode and Effects Analysis 265 // SECTION V: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE CONSIDERATION // 15. Recommendations for Accrediting Bodies and Health Care Organizations 283 // Appendix A Safe Practices for Better Healthcare—2010 Update: // A Consensus Report 289 // Appendix ? Strategies and Tips for Maximizing Failure Mode & Effect Analysis in Your Organization 297 // Index 309