Second and Third Victims Tip Sheet
A systematic review of 18 studies recognized the following symptoms of second victim syndrome: troubling memories, anxiety/concern, anger toward themselves, regret/remorse, distress, fear of future errors, embarrassment, guilt, and sleeping difficulties.
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This white paper will graphically display the Framework and describe key structural components necessary in any health care setting.
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The final paper of the Recognizing and Managing Bias series is designed to assist health care organizations and health care risk professionals with…
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Discover how PDSA cycles drive rapid experimentation and iterative improvements, enabling health care systems to deliver more effective interventions…
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Tackle the pressing issue of workplace violence within health care and discover why traditional approaches fall short and how to refocus your…