解决医疗保健技术管理专业人员的倦怠问题。

Q4 Medicine
Biomedical Instrumentation and Technology Pub Date : 2023-01-01 Epub Date: 2023-08-25 DOI:10.2345/0899-8205-57.3.75
Meena Andiappan, Lucas Dufour, Senthujan Senkaiahliyan
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摘要

本文提出了医疗保健提供组织(HDO)可以解决和缓解医疗保健技术管理(HTM)专业人员倦怠的方法。倦怠被定义为一种由工作压力引起的情绪和身体疲惫状态。尽管这篇文章并不是对倦怠原因的全面实证分析,但它讨论了四个可能导致倦怠的原因,这些原因与HDO中的HTM专业人员特别相关:(1)在培养训练有素和可持续的劳动力方面存在差距,(2)跨知识领域对HTM专业知识的需求不断增长,(3)与患者安全相关的职业压力源不断增加,以及(4)对员工需求缺乏理解。接下来,基于现有文献,本文针对每一个问题提出了四种可能的解决方案:(1)制定人力资源规划和指导,以确保技能和知识的充分转移,(2)实施知识过滤的方法,(3)将HTM员工纳入质量改进计划,以及(4)实施员工声音实践。文章最后讨论了实施这些解决方案可能带来的好处。
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Addressing Burnout among Healthcare Technology Management Professionals.

This article suggests ways in which healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs) may address and mitigate burnout among healthcare technology management (HTM) professionals. Burnout is defined as a state of emotional and physical exhaustion resulting from workplace stressors. Although not intended to be a fully comprehensive empirical analysis of causes of burnout, this article discusses four likely causes for burnout that are particularly relevant to HTM professionals in HDOs: (1) gaps in developing a trained and sustainable workforce, (2) growing demand for HTM expertise across knowledge domains, (3) increasing occupational stressors related to patient safety, and (4) perceived lack of understanding of employee needs. Next, based on existing literature, the article proposes four possible solutions in response to each of these issues: (1) developing human resource planning and mentoring to ensure adequate transfer of skills and knowledge, (2) implementing ways to accomplish knowledge filtering, (3) integrating HTM workers in quality improvement initiatives, and (4) implementing employee voice practices. The article concludes by discussing the possible benefits that may be derived from implementing these solutions.

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Biomedical Instrumentation and Technology
Biomedical Instrumentation and Technology Computer Science-Computer Networks and Communications
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期刊介绍: AAMI publishes Biomedical Instrumentation & Technology (BI&T) a bi-monthly peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the developers, managers, and users of medical instrumentation and technology.
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