ISSN 2051-7726
Vol. 4 Special issue A, 2017January 19, 2017 BST
Building an improvement system and movement Trust-wide
Building an improvement system and movement Trust-wide
Articles in Vol. 4 Special issue A, 2017
Vol. 4 Special issue A, 2017
- What matters to patientsMatilda Tristram
- The National Safety Standards for Invasive Procedures (NatSSIPs): beyond the WHO checklistAnnie Hunningher
- Damage limitation - minimising unintentional harm: complexity, error, team working and human factorsJohn Kinnear
- Improving leadership and non-technical skills with modified rapid cycle deliberate practice simulationChristopher TaylorRebecca PreedyRebecca YoungGomy Kandasamy
- Effectiveness of medical simulation in teaching medical students critical care medicineMatt BealJohn KInnearCaroline AndersonThomas MartinRachel WamboldtLee Hooper
- In situ simulation in primary care: an AHP lead chronic respiratory simulation programmeLaura GrahamAlice KenwardVal Dimmock
- Engineered solutions to never events and novel simulation methodsMaryanne MariyaselvamMark Blunt
- Homerton Improving QualityVictoria Newlands-Bentley
- Building an improvement system and movement Trust-wideAmar Shah
- Why measurement for improvement is differentMike Davidge
Shah, Amar. 2017. “Building an Improvement System and Movement Trust-Wide.” Journal of Surgical Simulation 4 Special issue A (January):A9. https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2017.A009.