WIHI - A Podcast from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement
Health & Fitness:Medicine
The ability of health care staff to raise concerns or report near-misses is only as strong as leadership’s willingness to listen. As Dr. Neil Baker writes, “psychological safety is quite fragile. People have a strong tendency to avoid speaking up about problems and disagreements.” Dr. Baker joined WIHI to address the necessity of honest dialogue and psychological safety in the workplace, achieved in part by better understanding and successfully navigating the power dynamics that exist in every organization.
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WIHI: The How and Why of Deprescribing
WIHI: Connecting Patient Experience to Strategic Aims
WIHI: How to Build Better Behavioral Health in the Emergency Department
WIHI: Addiction Treatment Demystified: Proven, Practical Steps for Complex Care.
WIHI: Strategic Pathways to Population Health
WIHI: Giving Patients and Families the Tools to be Health Care Improvers
WIHI: How to Make Change Happen: An Introduction to IHI's Psychology of Change Framework
WIHI: Pursuing Health Equity in North Carolina
WIHI: Sustaining and Strengthening Safety Huddles
WIHI: Mobility Matters for Age-Friendly Care
WIHI: Mindfulness and Patient Safety
WIHI - Aging in Place with a Disability and Dignity
WIHI: Practicing More Careful and Thoughtful Diagnosis
WIHI: What's in a Name? Health Care's Chief Quality Officer.
WIHI: Opioid Crisis: Changing Habits and Improving Pain Management
WIHI: Discovering Your Way to Greatness
WIHI: The Careful and Kind Patient Revolution
WIHI: Health Care Innovation and R&D - Taking Stock at Ten Years
WIHI: A New Emergency Checklist for Office-Based Surgery
WIHI: QI Takes on Veteran and Chronic Homelessness
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