In this ep we look at the reasons behind the struggle (behind the grind, behind the slog) for improvement (and it’s probably got nothing to do with you); as well as how to build psychological safety and communication again, again, again… Vaughn VM, et al. Characteristics of healthcare organisations struggling to improve quality: results from…
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NHD S2 Ep11: ChatQI
It was inevitable – NHD wades into AI for a bit of ChatQI. 1. Intro (Time: 00:25) We don’t often include the intro in the shownotes, but as we banged on about ChatGPT and its deep understanding of quality manager challenges… https://chat.openai.com/auth/login 2. QUALITY QUANDARY (Time: 6.45) How will Artificial Intelligence affect healthcare? https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare/our-insights/transforming-healthcare-with-ai 3….
Season 2 Ep 10: We Get to The Point (and stay for quite a while)
More delving into the nuts and bolts of effective partnering with consumers to make things better. And we found a facilitators playground for you to play in! 1. The (TLDR) Point! (Time: 1:00) Top evidence-based tips for partnering with consumers to improve care and services. Cochrane gathered the evidence so we – or you –…
NHD Season 2 Ep 8 How to Build a Quality Manager
There’s a lot riding on quality manager skills – in this ep we discuss what it takes to be great, as well as picking out a couple of essential tasks: building change readiness and making Community/Care Advisory Committees successful. 1. QQ (Quality Quandary) (Time: 1:29) How to Build a Quality Manager What are the essential…
NHD Season 2 – Episode 6: Shooting Stars
We look at the Comprehensive Care Standard and Aged Care Star Ratings – transformative changes in the name of quality. Are these ‘stars’ in the improvement galaxy making a difference? 1. QQ – Quality Quandary (Time: 1.45) Can Quality Ratings help you shoot for the quality stars? From December, Australian aged care homes will receive…
NHD Season 2 – Episode 5: ‘Just so Interesting’
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…
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…