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Resilient* Healthcare - Controlling Complex Adaptive Systems
 Original text before translation
レジリエント・ヘルスケア—複雑適応システムを制御する—
(978-4-87259-535-2)
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(978-4-87259-535-2)
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A5 size, 346 pages
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Country of manufacture: Japan
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Package: Individual Packaging
Year of manufacture: 2015
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| Kazue NAKAJIMA Translation / Erik Hollnagel,Jeffrey Braithwaite,Robert L. Wears (editors) Healthcare is a complex adaptive system that changes from moment to moment, and it is the flexible response of people, or resilience, that makes the system work well. This book describes theories and methods for applying the resilience*engineering approach to healthcare, which focuses on what is going well and responds proactively to increase what is going well, rather than the traditional approach of identifying the causes of failures and implementing countermeasures to eliminate them, in order to improve healthcare safety. Theory and methods for applying the resilience engineering approach to healthcare will be explained. |
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Healthcare is a complex adaptive system that changes from moment to moment, and it is the flexible response of people, or resilience, that makes the system work well. This book describes theories and methods for applying the resilience*engineering approach to healthcare, which focuses on what is going well and responds proactively to increase what is going well, rather than the traditional approach of identifying the causes of failures and implementing countermeasures to eliminate them, in order to improve healthcare safety. Theory and methods for applying the resilience engineering approach to healthcare will be explained.