Team Performance: Improve Patient Safety and Quality

Summary Ⅰ. Background Ⅱ. Literature Review III. Meaning of nursing 4 Strategy for problem solving V. Conclusion Background safety culture requires leadership commitment to actively influence outcomes. Recent attention to new CMS guidelines and third party refund programs related to patient outcomes has attracted the attention of all medical institutions. In addition, the culture of the safety survey of the employees of the whole system shows that communication and teamwork are areas that need improvement.

Widely recognized by leading health care and patient advocacy groups: meaningful and measurable improvements in patient outcomes, safety and care quality, improved patient experience, and transparency in quality and safety data. These goals can only be achieved with perfect accuracy and reliable reporting. In certain cases where quality or patient safety is questionable, the process of reporting the problem is as important as the question itself. Not all questions about patient safety and patient care quality are considered valid, but it is worth considering each reported issue. Encouraging the culture of such disclosure is important for improving patient care. The process of reviewing, investigating, and validating the effectiveness of a process is similar. (NAHQ, 2012)

The patient safety structure is a useful tool to systematize corrective medical improvement. By reducing patient injuries from clinical concerns, organizations can also reduce the risk of liability and improve the quality of care. Patient safety is a cohesive framework that makes it possible to provide healthcare in a coordinated way rather than a fragmented way. By focusing on patient care, treatment systems, caregivers, and health care workers in four areas, corrective medical leaders can effectively utilize resources to maximize their strengths.

The Joint Committee has been a defender of patient safety for more than 60 years by helping medical institutions improve medical quality and safety. Many of the efforts focused on patient safety encourage and support organizations' efforts to always place patient safety as a priority