Perspectives, Opinions and Curiosities · 26 November 2023

Building Trust: Cultivating a Culture of Highly Reliable Quality Care in Surgery

In the healthcare hustle, achieving top-notch surgical care consistently demands teamwork and a culture shift. Researchers spill the tea on creating a Highly Reliable Quality Care Culture. The keys? Teamwork, transparency, and embracing failure. Learn the principles – fear of failure, sensitivity, no oversimplification, resilience, and respect for expertise. A case study and a nod to future tech (hello, AI!) show the way forward in minimizing mishaps and optimizing outcomes.

Journal Article by Mlaver E and Sweeney JF in BMC Surg

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