Great post. I want to extend your discussion on the importance of fostering a safety culture by emphasizing the role of psychological safety within healthcare teams. As discussed in recent literature, psychological safety is a critical component of a learning culture. It allows healthcare workers to openly discuss mistakes, near-misses, and potential risks without fear of blame or retribution. This openness is foundational to identifying systemic gaps and preventing future errors. Evidence-based practices are crucial, but integrating regular simulation training can further reinforce these practices. Simulation-based training provides healthcare teams hands-on opportunities to address potential errors in a controlled environment. This not only sharpens their skills but also helps identify process flaws that might lead to patient harm. Studies have shown that organizations employing simulation-based strategies experience a reduction in errors and an improvement in teamwork (Jean-Pierre, 2022)
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Review “An Integrated Ethical-Decision-Making Model for Nurses” from the University Library. Apply the ethical decision-making model in the article to access the Our Pregnant Daughter Didn’t Want This… case study from the Center for Practical Bioethics. Review the Questions for Discussion following the case. Follow the steps provided in the model, including the following: Step 1: Explain the ethical