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Creating a speak out culture
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Giving staff the confidence to speak out is important in healthcare - It's a key aspect of the WHO patient safety checklist, decreasing incidence of medical error, but it's also important to stop incidents of harassment and abuse which undermine staff and increase burnout. Creating that culture is a difficult task, but two hospitals in the southern hemisphere have been trying to do do that by putting in place ways which support staff in making complaints when they wouldn't normally feel confident to do so. In this podcast we hear from Alex Sia, CEO of KK hospital Singapore, Jeanette Conley, medical executive at Adventist Healthcare in Sydney and Mark O”Brien, medical director of the Cognitive Institute, who talk about their challenges and successes in changing the way they work. For more on burnout; https://podcasts.apple.com/co/podcast/burnout-dont-try-to-make-canary-in-coal-mine-more-resilient/id283916558?i=1000446459269
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Giving staff the confidence to speak out is important in healthcare - It's a key aspect of the WHO patient safety checklist, decreasing incidence of medical error, but it's also important to stop incidents of harassment and abuse which undermine staff and increase burnout. Creating that culture is a difficult task, but two hospitals in the southern hemisphere have been trying to do do that by putting in place ways which support staff in making complaints when they wouldn't normally feel confident to do so. In this podcast we hear from Alex Sia, CEO of KK hospital Singapore, Jeanette Conley, medical executive at Adventist Healthcare in Sydney and Mark O”Brien, medical director of the Cognitive Institute, who talk about their challenges and successes in changing the way they work. For more on burnout; https://podcasts.apple.com/co/podcast/burnout-dont-try-to-make-canary-in-coal-mine-more-resilient/id283916558?i=1000446459269
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