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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Healthcare Teams"”.
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How the psychological safety of healthcare teams relates to team performance, specifically patient outcomes in an acute private hospital in Mpumalanga, South Africa
… of a resource-constrained and hierarchical healthcare environment, the study sought to identify the specific mechanisms that translate interpersonal safety into clinical excellence. A quantitative, cross-sectional design was employed, utilising a structured survey administered to 75 …
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Walking our talk : discovering benefits of dialogue on collaboration, shared leadership, and empowerment at the frontline among members of a neonatal intensive care unit interdisciplinary team in Victoria, British Columbia
Healthcare teams caring for vulnerable patients and families have an opportunity for meaningful impact. However, a traditional paradigm that power is affiliated with hierarchy and formal titles may inhibit collaborative care. Research into healthcare team dynamics reveals the importance of …
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Improving surgical documentation in paediatric oncology evaluating the outcomes of synoptic operative reports on documentation completeness in childhood cancer surgery
… miscommunication within multidisciplinary healthcare teams. The research examines how SR, with their standardized and structured format, can enhance the completeness, clarity, and communication of critical intraoperative findings in pediatric solid tumor resections. By developing …
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Improv to Improve Interprofessional Communication, Team Building, Patient Safety, and Patient Satisfaction
… was to implement a test of change within a healthcare team utilizing <em>applied improvisational exercises </em>(AIEs), and to lay the groundwork for more effective inter- and intra-professional communication. </p> <p><strong>Literature review:</strong> AIEs have been shown to facilitate …
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Improving Pharmacy-Led Smoking Cessation Practices at a Federally Qualified Health Center
… roles, including membership in multidisciplinary healthcare teams, disease factor recognition, and patient-focused recommendations, places them in an advantageous position to deliver tobacco cessation interventions. Methods. This QI project was one part of a three-armed project. This arm focused …
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Relationship-Centered Communication In Breast Cancer Screening: An Interdisciplinary Training Model
… and better health outcomes. However, many healthcare providers receive no formal communication skills training. Healthcare providers who undergo relationship-centered communication (RCC) training demonstrate stronger interpersonal relationships, which result in increased provider-patient …
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Liberation is Accountable Connection: A Healthcare Leader's Perspective
… a just culture within the work environment for healthcare teams. Through this first-person, action-oriented process, using journaling, mindfulness, and meditation practices to create compassionate connection at multiple levels, allowing time and space between stimulus and response, and …
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It's Not Just a Game: Exploring the Effects of an Escape Room Team Building Intervention
… This research utilized archival data of 33 healthcare teams (<em>n = </em>145 participants) completing a team building escape room and prospectively collected follow-up data from the same participants (<em>n</em> = 49 participants). Analyses indicated that team process perceptions did not …
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Learning from interprofessional practice
… activities necessary for the education of future healthcare workers (IPEC, 2016). This research study explored the journey of nine nurses who worked in IP healthcare teams. I wanted to understand the effectiveness of their IP education on real-world work experiences. A qualitative, multiple-case …
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Developing Organizational Leadership Capacities in Preparation for a Major Transition in Healthcare
… Centre (MUHC) and its hospitals have provided healthcare since the 19th century for the people of Montreal, the province of Quebec and beyond. Recently, its facilities were upgraded through renovations and, in 2015, the opening of a new state-of-the-art centre. Clinical priorities were revised …
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The Impact of Relational Coordination and the Nurse on Patient Outcomes
<p>Healthcare quality remains a significant issue due to fragmentation of care in our complex U.S. healthcare systems. While coordination of care is foundational to healthcare quality as well as identified as a National Priority, fragmentation and uncoordinated care continues to afflict our …
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A randomized controlled trial evaluating the effectiveness of an online educational intervention on interprofessional team collaboration
… Scale (AITCS-II) in interprofessional healthcare providers. A two-group randomized controlled trial, with repeated measures design was used for this study. This study was conducted from October 2020 to June 2021. A computer-based randomized generator assigned 161 subjects to the …
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An exploration of experiences of bipolar disorder within couples
… Recommendations were made regarding how healthcare teams should offer support to these individuals by remaining mindful of the specific difficulties they can encounter as a consequence of this unique care-giving relationship. The research paper section of the thesis presents a qualitative …
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Hospital and care home nurse perspectives on optimising care for people living with dementia who transfer between hospitals and care homes
… were not fully recognised as members of wider healthcare teams. Facilitators for optimising care include: nurses understanding the principles of dementia care, nurse leadership and autonomy, having positive relationships between hospital and care home nurses and opportunities for joint working. …
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Hospital and care home nurse perspectives on optimising care for people living with dementia who transfer between hospitals and care homes
… were not fully recognised as members of wider healthcare teams. Facilitators for optimising care include: nurses understanding the principles of dementia care, nurse leadership and autonomy, having positive relationships between hospital and care home nurses and opportunities for joint working. …
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Behaving Collaboratively and Getting Along: A Classical Grounded Theory of Certified Nurse Midwives Collaborating With Physicians in U.S. Hospitals
… & White, 2012). Collaboration within maternity healthcare teams may positively impact healthcare economics (Downe, Finlayson, & Fleming, 2010). Classical grounded theory methodology was used in the current study; it is a rigorous method suitable for exploring the processes of human social …
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Psychometric Testing of the TeamSTEPPS® 2.0 Team Performance Observation Tool
… Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety (TeamSTEPPS<strong><sup>®</sup></strong>) is an evidence-based teamwork curriculum intended to minimize preventable adverse events through improved medical team performance. One way to provide evidence of team performance is through evaluation. The …
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Technology versus Touch: Targeting Heart Failure Self-Care in Older Adults
… advances in technology and treatment modalities. Healthcare costs are projected to rise from $31 billion in 2012 to $70 billion by 2030. Telemonitoring (“technology”) allows self-monitoring of daily weight, blood pressure, and clinical symptoms. Remote access to patient data facilitates …
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An Intervention to Involve Family in Decisions about Life Support
… test an intervention to engage families and healthcare teams in the decision-making process about life support for critically ill patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Setting. Adult medical-surgical ICU at a Canadian academic teaching hospital. Methods. The International Patient …
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Verbal Abuse, Violence Prevention Climate, and Psychological Safety Among Pediatric Nurses
… safety is a key element for nursing practice and healthcare teams. Patient and employee safety is a fundamental tenant in the healthcare industry. Unfortunately, violent acts towards healthcare professionals are 16 times higher than other industries. Verbal aggression has been increasing and …
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