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Embark on a journey through the interplay of teamwork, civility, and patient safety with our esteemed guests, Matt Sherrer and Mitch Tsai from the Fresh Flow podcast, and emergency medicine savant Chris Turner. The conversation navigates the treacherous waters of workforce shortages and academic anesthesiology pressures, unearthing strategies to foster a thriving professional climate where mutual respect reigns supreme.
Feel the pulse of our professional interactions as we delve into reputation—your very own "theme tune" that echoes in the corridors of your workplace. We examine the subtle dance between the image we project and the legacy we yearn to build, from the ominous tones of Jaws to the symphony of positive influence. Uncover the critical role of psychological safety in knitting teams tightly together, as we reveal the cognitive cost of incivility's subtlest gestures and advocate for an environment enriched with courtesy and cooperation, ultimately uplifting patient care and collective morale.
Closing on a harmonious note, we contemplate the art of leadership and the quintessence of wisdom in the healthcare cosmos. We spotlight the transformative power of wise leaders who orchestrate a culture ripe for questioning and shared knowledge, instrumental in informed decision-making. Our exploration extends to the tender discussions of end-of-life care, aligning treatments with deeply held patient values. And for a final twist, we engage in a light-hearted riff on the transcendent language of music, comparing the distinctive strums of British and American guitar tones, affirming the melody of our unified pursuit: enhancing patient safety.
For show notes & transcript, visit our episode page at apsf.org: https://www.apsf.org/podcast/202-teamwork-civility-and-the-quest-for-patient-safety-a-fresh-flow-podcast-takeover/
© 2024, The Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation
By Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation4.4
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Embark on a journey through the interplay of teamwork, civility, and patient safety with our esteemed guests, Matt Sherrer and Mitch Tsai from the Fresh Flow podcast, and emergency medicine savant Chris Turner. The conversation navigates the treacherous waters of workforce shortages and academic anesthesiology pressures, unearthing strategies to foster a thriving professional climate where mutual respect reigns supreme.
Feel the pulse of our professional interactions as we delve into reputation—your very own "theme tune" that echoes in the corridors of your workplace. We examine the subtle dance between the image we project and the legacy we yearn to build, from the ominous tones of Jaws to the symphony of positive influence. Uncover the critical role of psychological safety in knitting teams tightly together, as we reveal the cognitive cost of incivility's subtlest gestures and advocate for an environment enriched with courtesy and cooperation, ultimately uplifting patient care and collective morale.
Closing on a harmonious note, we contemplate the art of leadership and the quintessence of wisdom in the healthcare cosmos. We spotlight the transformative power of wise leaders who orchestrate a culture ripe for questioning and shared knowledge, instrumental in informed decision-making. Our exploration extends to the tender discussions of end-of-life care, aligning treatments with deeply held patient values. And for a final twist, we engage in a light-hearted riff on the transcendent language of music, comparing the distinctive strums of British and American guitar tones, affirming the melody of our unified pursuit: enhancing patient safety.
For show notes & transcript, visit our episode page at apsf.org: https://www.apsf.org/podcast/202-teamwork-civility-and-the-quest-for-patient-safety-a-fresh-flow-podcast-takeover/
© 2024, The Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation

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