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Patricia Ebright
Indiana University School of Nursing
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This interactive tutorial explores sources of error in healthcare. The stated learning objectives are: - Explain the significance of complex adaptive systems to a healthcare culture of safety.
- Summarize the factors that make nursing work complex.
- Explain the influence of human performance factors on nursing work.
- use the Swiss Cheese Model to demonstrate how errors occur.
- Demonstrate how the complexity of healthare organizations and nursing work can interact with human performance factors to produce errors.
The learning resource includes a printable handout with references and a short self-test. The content author was Patricia Ebright, faculty at the Indiana University School of Nursing. The project is a component of NEAT (Nursing Education and Technology). |
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Medical error, Culture of safety, Error prevention, healthcare
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Primary Audience:
College General Ed,
College Lower Division,
College Upper Division,
Graduate School,
Professional
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Technical Requirements: The user will need a computer with an Internet connection, Macromedia Flash, and Adobe Reader to use the learning resource.
Language:
English
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