Safety Concept
Across
- 3. Types of behavior that increases risk when risk isn't recognized
- 6. The organization that published "To Err Is Human"
- 7. Recognizing and acknowledging one's actions; trademark of professional behavior
- 8. Culture that allows error reporting without punishment
- 10. Minimizing risk of harm to patients and providers
- 11. Quality and Safety Education for Nurses acronym
- 12. The largest segment of healthcare workforce central to safety
- 14. One of seven aspects of safety culture involving working together
- 17. Open communication about adverse events with patients
Down
- 1. Focus on "what went wrong" rather than "who" in safety culture
- 2. Leading cause of sentinel events in healthcare
- 4. Behavioral choice to consciously disregard substantial risk
- 5. Complex systems and human factors that influence safety
- 9. Framework for communication: Situation, Background, Assessment
- 12. Events that almost caused harm but didn't
- 13. Inadvertent action like a slip or lapse
- 15. The focus in safety culture. "hat went ___" not "who"
- 16. Historically pervasive response to errors in healthcare