Title Fostering clinical success : using clinical narratives for interprofessional team partnerships from Massachusetts General / Jeanette Ives Erickson, Marianne Ditomassi, Susan Sabia, Mary Ellin Smith

Published Indianapolis, IN : Sigma Theta Tau International, 2015

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Description 1 online resource Contents Creating a narrative culture -- Theme of practice : clinician-patient relationship -- Theme of practice : clinical knowledge and decision-making -- Theme of practice : teamwork and collaboration -- Theme of practice : movement -- Strategies to hardwire a narrative culture Summary Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), long esteemed for its rigorous science and technical excellence, takes time each day for something seemingly unscientific: telling stories. Why? Research has shown that in today's high-tech, rapid-change environment, one of the simplest tools-storytelling-can significantly improve outcomes. MGH's systematic use of clinical narratives has improved patient care and increased patient, family, and staff satisfaction while reducing costs. Used in conjunction with best-practice technical expertise, clinical narratives have become a key component of the hospital's evidence-based practice (EBP) implementation. In Fostering Clinical Success, MGH nurse leaders share their model for creating, embedding, and fostering a narrative culture. Create a safer environment for your patients and improve the practice environment for your staff through storytelling and other evidence-based techniques presented by three nurse leaders at a premier U.S. hospital Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes English Print version record Subject Massachusetts General Hospital. SUBJECT Massachusetts General Hospital Massachusetts General Hospital fast Subject Physician and patient -- Personal narratives Hospitals. Medical care. Clinical competence. Nurse and patient. Physician and patient. Hospitals, General Patient Care Clinical Competence Nurse-Patient Relations Physician-Patient Relations hospitals (institutions, health facility) POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Public Policy -- Social Security. POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Public Policy -- Social Services & Welfare. Nurse and patient Medical care Hospitals Clinical competence Physician and patient Genre/Form Personal narratives Personal narratives. Récits personnels. Form Electronic book Author Ditomassi, Marianne, author. Sabia, Susan, author Smith, Mary Ellin, 1954- author ISBN 9781938835827 1938835824

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