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Advancing safety culture through training: A just culture curriculum
N Kadom1, S Reich2, Z Grunewald2
1Department of Radiology and imaging Sciences, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA, USA; Radiology Enterprise, Emory Healthcare, Atlanta, GA, USA.
Abstract:
Establishing a Fair and Just Culture (FJC) in healthcare is foundational for enhancing reporting of patient safety events and human errors, driving quality outcomes, and establishing shared accountability among healthcare professionals. Accordingly, we developed and implemented an engaging 3-hour in-person training on FJC that was customized to radiology practice. In the inaugural year, we trained 118 physicians, staff, and operations leaders in radiology and demonstrated that the program results in increased knowledge, skills and attitude ratings collectively by 67.1%. We are sustaining this training program to date and plan to expand it based on participant feedback and interest from stakeholders outside of radiology at our academic institution.
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