The Patient in Patient Safety: Clinicians’ Experiences Engaging Patients as Partners in Safety | Zendy

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The Patient in Patient Safety: Clinicians’ Experiences Engaging Patients as Partners in Safety

Author(s) -

Lerner Papautsky Elizabeth,

Holden Richard J.,

Valdez Rupa S.,

Gruss Valerie,

Panzer Jeffrey,

Perry Shawna J.

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

proceedings of the international symposium of human factors and ergonomics in healthcare

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2327-8595

DOI - 10.1177/2327857919081063

Subject(s) - patient safety , relevance (law) , medicine , panel discussion , patient care , psychology , nursing , health care , economics , economic growth , business , political science , advertising , law

Patients and families play a role in the safety of care provided across clinical settings, highlighting the need to understand clinician perspectives and experiences related to their engagement. Through a panel discussion entitled, The Patient in Patient Safety: Clinicians’ Experiences Engaging Patients as Partners in Safety , we elicited clinician perspectives that have implications for human factors relevance in both, research and solution development/evaluation. We provide an overview of the panel including participants, format and content, and the resulting discussion.

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