Education on its own doesn’t make a lot of difference to behaviour – so why do we persist with making it our central change management tactic? We also look at aged care loneliness and a toolkit for designing great consumer experiences – with the people who’ll experience them! All really different – but interesting; and…
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NHD Season 2: Episode 4 – Your Virtual Reading Pile
Patient Safety ‘intelligence’ in Consumer Feedback Gillespie A, Reader TW. Online patient feedback as a safety valve: An automated language analysis of unnoticed and unresolved safety incidents. Risk Analysis, August, 2022. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/risa.14002 2. TLDR (Too Long Didn’t Read) (Time: 13:10) NSQHSS User Guide for Mental Health Services Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health…
NHD Season 2: Episode 3 – To Spread or not to Spread? – that is the Question
From spreading to embedding Scarbrough, Harry; Kyratsis, Yiannis. From spreading to embedding innovation in health care: Implications for theory and practice. Health Care Management Review: 7/9 2022 – Volume 47 – Issue 3 – p 236-244 doi: 10.1097/HMR.0000000000000323 Previous No Harm Done episodes on change: Episode 5: ‘Small Change’ – http://noharmdonepodcast.com/podcast/nhd-episode-5-small-change/ Episode 12: ‘Change – What…
NHD Season 2 – Episode 2: The Consistency of Inconsistency
We’re back! – for Season 2. Looking forward to more human services’ quality revelations, lessons, ruminations – and fun! Shorter episodes will cover 3-4 of our favourite segments in bite-size chunks! 1. Quality Quandary (Time: 1:50) Do quality indicators predict quality assessment ratings? Allen T, Walshe K et al. Do performance indicators predict regulator ratings…
NHD Season 2: Ep 1 – A New Hope
We’re back! – for Season 2. Looking forward to more human services’ quality revelations, lessons, ruminations – and fun! Shorter episodes will cover 3-4 of our favourite segments in bite-size chunks! 1. The Point (Time: 2:30) Impact on care quality of consumers accessing their Electronic Health Records Neves AL, Freise L, Laranjo L, et al. Impact of providing patients access…
NHD Episode 32: Marvellous Meetings
We all have them, we all need them, we all suffer in them (at times). Necessary evil or force for good, it’s time to delve into the good, bad and ugly of meetings. And in an ironic tribute to poorly chaired meetings, we have somehow let this podcast go 5 minutes over time. Sorry! 1….
NHD Ep 31 – Learning from the Aged Care Royal Commission: the quality bits
It’s time to dive into the Aged Care Royal Commission Report – well, the quality and clinical/care governance bits, anyway… 1. QUALITY QUANDARY: (time 8:20) Can RC findings on Q&S in aged care be applied to all human service sectors? So, another massive report on safety and quality in the human services’ sector. Can the…
NHD Ep 29 – Compassion: quality improvement’s secret weapon
We know that compassion and alleviating pain and symptoms generally feature high on consumers’ wish lists. But do healthcare providers feel that the latter is more useful than the former? There’s plenty of science now that suggests that this is the wrong way around. There are many examples, backed by randomised control trials, of compassion…
NHD Ep 28 – Successful Change: it’s all in the mind
We’re revisiting the gnarly topic of change – this is our third ep on the subject, because there is so much to unpack! And because there is only one way to improve – and that is to change – successfully. And because the stats say we’re still struggling with this. This time we focus on…
NHD Episode 16 – Let’s Get Engaged
WELCOME TO NO HARM DONE! In this episode we examine engaging with consumers from a few different perspectives, Jones gives some super productive tips for being super productive, and we answer a lovely listener FAAAQQ about how to enrapture staff with clinical governance – in 15 minutes! QUALITY QUANDARY: Let’s Get Engaged – with consumers! There’s a lot of material around about consumer engagement – in this episode we explore it from a few angles. 2:00 NHS use of PROMS…