Introduction
Managers in health care have a legal and moral responsibility to ensure a superior quality of patient care and attention and also to make an effort to improve care. These leaders are in a primary position to mandate plan, systems, techniques and organizational climates. Appropriately|, many have argued that it's obvious that healthcare leaders got an important and clear role in quality of health care and patient safeness and that it's one of the most important priorities of health care managers. Consistent with this, there were demands for Boards in order to take responsibility for quality and safety results
Beyond healthcare, you can find clear proof of managerial effect on workplace safety. Inside the literature on health care
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Some examples of sources of information that may be used for evaluating contracted services include the following: • Review of information about the contractor’s Joint Commission accreditation or certification status • Direct observation of the provision of care
• Audit of documentation, including medical records
• Review of incident reports
• Review of periodic reports submitted by the individual or hospital providing services under contractual agreement
• Collection of data that address the efficacy of the contracted service • Review of performance reports based on indicators required in the contractual agreement
• Input from staff and patients
• Review of patient satisfaction studies
• Review of results of risk management activities
Building a Culture of Accountability you have to build up a culture in your company to be more responsible. We do that through a thorough operating system that provides us better predictability in handling our organization. The main thing is to evaluate all you do, and keep people in charge of