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| Name | Promoting excellence in Multidisciplinary Team meetings - Sarah Gregory |
| Video Uploader | Video From Learn with NUH |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 27-11-2018 05:15:01 |
| Video Discription | Promoting excellence in Multidisciplinary Team meetings: Combining the strengths of Human Factors, Quality Improvement and Organisational Development Sarah Gregory describes a project that is applying a work domain analysis of the work undertaken to support complex and timely decision making within multidisciplinary team meetings in the cancer care pathways at NUH. These meetings can be pivotal in patient care planning and rely on multiprofessional specialist input, technical support and highly skilled co-ordination from other health professionals and administrators. This project also highlights the opportunities offered by combining different perspectives of Human Factors, Quality Improvement and Organisational Development on a complex area of healthcare practice. Human Factors Case Studies and next steps at NUH These are a series of short case studies describing a range of projects in which Human Factors techniques have been applied to enhance specific aspects of health care delivery at NUH or further afield. The final presentation outlines some future direction for this work locally. If you are interested in finding out more about this field of work or wish to get more involved please contact us directly at trent.sim@nuh.nhs.uk [xWXKG9t_974] |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | Trent Simulation | NUH | Nottingham University Hospitals | City Hospital | Teaching | Education | Training | Learning | NHS | Medical | Doctor | dr | Teach | human Factors | patients | Quality Improvement | Organisational Development | Multidisciplinary |
