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Let the Record Reflect I No Longer Practice1 comment

Tracy Granzyk MS wrote 23 hours ago: By Guest Author, Sarah Easterling, Telluride Patient Safety Roundtable Health Science Attendee, 2013 … more →

Tags: Education Technology, leadership, Medical Education, patient-centered care, Medical-Legal Liability, Nursing, Sarah Easterling, Telluride Patient Safety Educational Roundtable

Ia Ora Te Natura E Mea Arofa Teie Ao Nei1 comment

David Mayer MD wrote 3 days ago: “And there’s that one particular harbor Sheltered from the wind Where the children play on the … more →

Tags: healthcare innovation, leadership, Medical Education, Jimmy Buffet, Telluride Resident Summer Camp

Resident Reflections from Telluride 2013 #TPSER9

Tracy Granzyk MS wrote 5 days ago: Having just returned from Telluride, I can share that the future of medicine looks extremely bright. … more →

Tags: healthcare innovation, leadership, Medical Education, patient-centered care, patient safety, resident physicians, Resident reflections, shared decision making

Minnesota Simulation Conference 2013

carriedickson wrote 6 days ago: I went to an amazing conference on May 31st in Austin, MN on simulation in healthcare (and am just n … more →

Tags: Teaching, Simulation, Teaching, Conference, Simulation, Tweets, Minnesota Simulation Conference, Austin, TeamSTEPPS

Changing Behavior Through Patient Stories in Telluride 1 comment

Tracy Granzyk MS wrote 1 week ago: Each new session in Telluride, Dave Mayer and Tim McDonald share the Tears to Transparency education … more →

Tags: healthcare innovation, Medical Education, Patient Advocacy, patient-centered care, Storytelling, Helen Haskell, patty skolnik, Telluride Resident Summer Camp, The Lewis Blackman Story

What Doctors Feel

Tracy Granzyk MS wrote 1 week ago: I came across a post last week on Slate, The Darkest Year of Medical School, revisiting the idea tha … more →

Tags: healthcare innovation, leadership, Medical Education, Storytelling, Bullying, culture of respect, Danielle Ofri, David Mayer, Just culture

"When is a medical error a crime?" Ann Blandford on just culture and "Collateral Damage" #ptsafety

jobrodie wrote 4 weeks ago: “I find the idea of a “just culture” compelling. It is not a simple agenda, becaus … more →

Tags: CHI+MED people, Case Studies, Campaigns and Awareness, patient safety, Health & Medical, Ann Blandford, Medical error, collateral damage, book

Benchmarking and Safety: Should We Be Concerned?2 comments

David Mayer MD wrote 1 month ago: bench·marking A standard of excellence, achievement, etc., against which similar things must be meas … more →

Tags: patient safety, leadership, Healthcare Quality, patient-centered care, medstar health, paul levy, Benchmarking

Collateral Damage: Take Two

David Mayer MD wrote 1 month ago: “Doctors love to patronize and dominate. Their arrogance and indifference to the philosophy of infor … more →

Tags: leadership, Medical Education, healthcare innovation, Informed Consent, shared decision making, Telluride Student and Resident Summer Camps, dan walter, Harlan Krumholz

Collateral Damage14 comments

David Mayer MD wrote 2 months ago: I once heard Don Berwick say, shortly after taking over as Director for CMS, that he originally thou … more →

Tags: leadership, Medical Education, Informed Consent, Rosemary Gibson, Don Berwick, collateral damage, dan walter, cardiac catheter ablation, Pam Walter

Educate the Young, Regulate the Old...the Whole Story

Tracy Granzyk MS wrote 2 months ago: For those who have yet to hear the story of how this blog was born, here is Dave Mayer our host, who … more →

Tags: leadership, Medical Education, medstar health, Breaking the Wall of Silence, Citygate Films, Educate the Young, David Mayer MD

Teamwork + #SXSW + #Minecraft + #Healthcare = Sum Greater Than Parts

Tracy Granzyk MS wrote 2 months ago: There is a call in healthcare for all stakeholders to move toward a culture where team-based care is … more →

Tags: healthcare innovation, leadership, Medical Education, Teamwork, multidisciplinary teams, Mindfulness, Bullying, Young Leaders, Minecraft

Sitting Down with Patients1 comment

David Mayer MD wrote 3 months ago: This past weekend, I had the wonderful opportunity to give the welcoming remarks at the Annual Recen … more →

Tags: patient safety, Transparency, leadership, Patient Advocacy, Medical Education, patient-centered care, Carole Hemmelgarn, Advances in Obstetrical Care Conference, Patient Partnerships

Through Another's Eyes1 comment

Tracy Granzyk MS wrote 3 months ago: Courtesy of our friend, Paul Levy at Not Running A Hospital, who shared a post from ePatient Dave … more →

Tags: leadership, Medical Education, patient-centered care, ePatient Dave, physician empathy, empathy, paul levy, Cleveland Clinic, Henry David Thoreau

Lucian Leape Institute Report on Joy and Meaning at Work Creating Safer Health Care

Tracy Granzyk MS wrote 3 months ago: http://www.NPSF.org With so much coming out this week related to patient safety, I wanted to be sure … more →

Tags: patient safety, Transparency, high reliability organizations, leadership, Patient Advocacy, Medical Education, Healthcare Quality, Health Care, Joy

Breaking the Wall of Silence: A Documentary Film In the Making1 comment

Tracy Granzyk MS wrote 3 months ago: The following documentary film trailer for the work in progress entitled, Breaking the Wall of Silen … more →

Tags: Medical error, leadership, Patient Advocacy, patient-centered care, medstar health, Breaking the Wall of Silence, Citygate Films

Is It Worth The Risk?20 comments

Phil La Duke wrote 4 months ago: By Phil La Duke On Friday, I left Toronto to drive back to Detroit in a blizzard that at least one w … more →

Tags: Safety, Phil La Duke, Risk 2, Just culture, Risk, Risk Assessment and Safety, worker injuries, Risk Factors

Are You Turning A Blind Eye To Hazards?8 comments

Phil La Duke wrote 4 months ago: By Phil La Duke  “He’s as blind as he can be, just sees what he wants to see”—John Lennon, Nowhere M … more →

Tags: Safety, worker safety, Phil La Duke, Bias, hazard investigation, safety blindspots, professional bias, Severity bias, assumptions about safety

The Value of Inviting Patients to Participate In Their Care--Rosemary Gibson at MedStar Health

Tracy Granzyk MS wrote 5 months ago: As a holiday gift to our readers, we would like to share a talk given by Rosemary Gibson, noted auth … more →

Tags: patient safety, Patient Advocacy, Medical Education, patient-centered care, medstar health, Rosemary Gibson


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