Managing Crises on the Job
An Interminable Journey of Fixing Medical Errors
by Yinka Vidal,
BS. MA. H.ASCP
The
Rest of the Book Chapters Cover the Following Topics
Very Important: Identifying the
missing and the most significant piece causing medical errors to continue after five years
of solution intervention. It uncovers the reasons for the slow progress on medical errors
and how to fix them
An
overview of a 27-year journey of fixing medical errors
Solving the mystery
of medical errors
Seven stages of correcting medical errors
Process
Redesign: Breaking through the shells of medical errors
Dealing
with human emotion being one of the biggest obstacles to progress on medical errors
Chronicles:
Many chapters dealing with the day-to-day operation of running a task force committee to
fix medical errors.
Challenges
facing attempts to design and implement solutions to medical errors
Dealing
with a moment of crisis
Divine
intervention at a moment of crisis
Identifying
a problem resolution phase
The crisis of human
passion as expressed in motivations and emotions
Dangerous situations
and moments of madness
77
rules of human goodness and new work ethics
This study is reported in a book: Managing Crises on
the Job: An Interminable Journey to Fixing Medical Errors by Yinka Vidal, ISBN #
0-9640818-3-0 Published by Lara Publications, due for release in summer 2004.
Attend the press conference on the study report: Summer in Chicago
2004 - Email request to Editor@Outcrybookreview.com