... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Patient safety Organizational learning Collaborative team learning Health services sector Learning organizations Team working Patient safety is a growing concern among healthcare professionals and the public. Studies range from critical reports...

... as summarised in the “learn‐do‐learn‐do” feedback loop in the Gilbreth Knowledge Flywheel. Denis R. Towill can be contacted at: adamse27@Cardiff.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Health services Service delivery systems Quality assurance Hospitals Evidence‐based practice Team...

... and nurses in a national system of managed care. Managed care health plans are characterized by three basic features (Hacker and Marmor, 1999): Revital Gross can be contacted at: revital@jdc.org.il © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Team working Medical sciences Diabetes Blood...

... the least and nurses the most positive attitudes. Alternative hypotheses were that doctors' relative power and other professions' team‐working skills would advantage the respective groups when conducting RCAs. Design/methodology/approach Responses to a 2005 follow‐up questionnaire survey of doctors...

... a wider span of the emergency care system. The remaining sites focused on particular process streams of activity, such as “minor injury” patient categories. Continuous improvement Team working Employees Health services United Kingdom A recent Modernisation Agency (2003) directory lists...

... technique for improvement project teams to describe their project, demonstrate progress and share information with other improvement teams working on similar topics, as part of a collaborative improvement process. Additional benefits include using the design and production of storyboards as an opportunity...