Facing an epidemic of burnout, healthcare workers are turning to all manners of self-care to stop the bleeding and stay at the patient bedside. But what if the system is broken — not the worker?
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Burnout: What If The System Is Broken — Not The Worker?
Facing an epidemic of burnout, healthcare workers are turning to all manners of self-care to stop the bleeding and stay at the patient bedside. But what if the system is broken — not the worker?
2019 Forum Keynotes
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2019 Forum Keynotes
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The Role of Racism as a Core Patient Safety Issue
Maternal mortality rates in the US are rising, particularly among black women. This article describes three things health care leaders can do to understand the contributing causes of mortality, including racism, and factors to reduce inequities and imp…
Berwick Outlines Sweeping 7-Step Campaign for Quality Movement
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Healthcare Must Look Inward to Better Address Social Determinants of Health, Berwick Says
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IHI Looks to Expand ‘Age-Friendly’ Health Systems
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Health Systems Must Tackle Workplace, Patient Safety in Tandem
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IHI Releases Principles for Improving Patient Safety Measures
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