American Journal of Medical Quality · 2022 · 10 citations · 10 references
Health ProfessionsHealth Care ManagementHealth Services AdministrationContinuous ImprovementHealthcare Quality ImprovementQuality ImprovementContinuous Quality ImprovementHealth Care Performance ManagementHealth Systems ManagementHealthcare Performance ManagementLeadership In Healthcare OrganizationsPerformance ImprovementContinuous Improvement PlanningHealth Care Process ImprovementHigh Reliability OrganizationHigh-reliability LeadershipHigh-reliability Organization PrinciplesHigh-reliability Organization TheoryLeadership For Continuous ImprovementOrganizational Resilience In Healthcare
In 2020, the US Department of Veterans Affairs Connecticut Healthcare System began its journey to becoming a high-reliability organization as part of Veterans Affairs efforts to become an enterprise-wide high-reliability organization through the Veterans Health Administration. The initiative was launched to create safe enterprise-wide health care systems and environments with robust continuous process improvements as a method for providing patients with safer and higher quality care. In this article, the authors describe a continuous process improvement initiative aimed at implementing system-wide initiatives along the journey to becoming a high-reliability organization. The initiatives are described from the perspectives of individuals representing staff from the frontline to executive leadership. The authors believe that the processes, strategies, and example initiatives described can be readily adopted and implemented in other health care organizations along the journey to high reliability.
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