A Physician Conduct Improvement Program to Address Disruptive Behavior in a Health Care Setting.

Morris Kharasch, Lindsay T Fazio, Tabitha Rosca, Nancy Schindler, Susan G Fisher, Lakshmi K Halasyamani
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In an effort to provide comprehensive and consistently high-quality health care, the need to address professional behavior is rising. The physician conduct program was designed to reduce physician conduct concerns while providing an organizational culture in which physicians would thrive. This program includes a trained team, an event-reporting system, and a physician advisory council. Root causes, perspectives, and corrective strategies for each reported incident are explored with identified individuals in each incident. Over the 4 past years, complaints (n = 583) have included: rude or disrespectful comments to colleagues (52%), lack of physician communication with colleagues (15%), disrespectful interactions (23%) and inadequate communication with patients (5%), and violation of organizational policies (5%). The professional conduct program has provided a cohesive, systematic resource aligned with the health system's focus on teamwork, collegiality, and excellence in patient care.

医生行为改进方案,以解决在卫生保健环境中的破坏性行为。
在努力提供全面和始终如一的高质量卫生保健的过程中,解决专业行为问题的必要性正在上升。医生行为项目旨在减少对医生行为的担忧,同时提供一种让医生茁壮成长的组织文化。该项目包括一支训练有素的团队、一个事件报告系统和一个医生咨询委员会。每个报告事件的根本原因、观点和纠正策略与每个事件中确定的个人一起探讨。在过去的4年中,投诉(n = 583)包括:对同事粗鲁或不尊重的评论(52%),医生与同事缺乏沟通(15%),不尊重的互动(23%),与患者沟通不足(5%),以及违反组织政策(5%)。职业操守项目提供了一个有凝聚力的、系统的资源,与卫生系统对团队合作、团队合作和卓越患者护理的关注相一致。
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