With the increased emphasis on reducing medical errors in an emergency setting, this book will focus on patient safety within the emergency department, where preventable medical errors often occur. The book will provide both an overview of patient safety within health care-the 'culture of safety,' importance of teamwork, organizational change-and specific guidelines on issues such as medication safety, procedural complications, and clinician fatigue, to ensure quality care in the ED. Special sections discuss ED design, medication safety, and awareness of the 'culture of safety.'
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978-0-7817-7727-8 (9780781777278)
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Marking the Territory, Understanding the Challenges 1
Ch 1. The Nature of Emergency Medicine
Ch 2. The History of Safety in Health Care
Ch 3. Patient Safety and Continuous Quality Improvement-A User's Guide
Ch 4. A Safe Culture in the Emergency Department
II Organizational Approaches to Safety
Ch 5. Sensemaking, High-reliability Organizing, and Resilience
Ch 6. Information Flow and Problem Solving
Ch 7. The Healthy Emergency Department
III Understanding Success and Failure
Ch 8. Approaches to Understanding Success and Failure
Ch 9. Developing Taxonomies for Adverse Events in Emergency Medicine
Ch 10. Principles of Incident Reporting
Ch 11. Incident Monitoring in the Emergency Department
Ch 12. Reporting and Investigating Events
IV Designing and Managing the Safe Emergency Department
Ch 13. Critical Processes in the Emergency Department
Ch 14. Human Factors Engineering and Safe Systems
Ch 15. Emergency Department Design and Patient Safety: Tracking the Trade-offs
Ch 16. Medical Informatics and Patient Safety
Ch 17. Laboratory Error and the Emergency Department
Ch 18. Ensuring Reliable Follow-up of Critical Test Results in the Emergency Department Setting
Ch 19. Radiology in the Emergency Department: Patient Safety Issues with Digital Imaging
Ch 20. Medication Safety in Health Care Systems
Ch 21. Medication Safety in the Emergency Department
Ch 22. Emergency Department Overcrowding, Patient Flow, and Safety
Ch 23. Coordinating Critical Care from the Emergency Department to the Intensive Care Unit
Ch 24. Discharging Safely from the Emergency Department
V It's About the Team, It's About Communication
Ch 25. Teams and Teamwork in Emergency Medicine
Ch 26. Communication in Emergency Medical Teams
Ch 27. Teamwork in Medicine: Crew Resource Management and Lessons from Aviation
Ch 28. Authority Gradients and Communication
Ch 29. Transitions in Care: Safety in Dynamic Environments
VI Safe Medical Practice
Ch 30. Critical Decision Making in Chaotic Environments
Ch 31. Critical Thinking and Reasoning in Emergency Medicine
Ch 32. Cognitive and Affective Dispositions to Respond
Ch 33. Thinking in a Crisis: Use of Algorithms
Ch 34. Knowledge Translation
Ch 35. Procedures and Patient Safety
VII Optimizing Human Performance
Ch 36. Outcome Feedback and Patient Safety
Ch 37. Shiftwork, Fatigue, and Safety in Emergency Medicine
Ch 38. Individual Factors in Patient Safety
VIII Educating for Safety
Ch 39. Patient Safety Curriculum
Ch 40. Medical Simulation
Ch 41. Morbidity and Mortality Conference and Patient Safety in Emergency Medicine
Ch 42. The Cognitive Autopsy: Gaining Insight into Diagnostic Failure
Ch 43. Training for Patient Safety in Invasive Procedures: A Novel Use of Real Clinical Video Clips
IX The Aftermath of Medical Failure
Ch 44. A Health Care Advocate's Journey
Ch 45. Disclosure of Error
Ch 46. Recovering from Error: Apologies
Ch 47. Health Care Providers: The Second Victims of Medical Error
X Regulating Safety
Ch 48. The Role of Licensing Boards and Regulatory Agencies in Patient Safety
XI Leading a Safe Department
XII Forging a Path for Safety
Glossary
Index
