Nurses' Workarounds in Acute Healthcare Settings¶
Debono, D. S., Greenfield, D., Travaglia, J. F., Long, J. C., Black, D., Johnson, J., & Braithwaite, J. (2013). Nurses' Workarounds in Acute Healthcare Settings: A Scoping Review. BMC Health Services Research, 13.
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- Procedure-Work Mismatch
- In medicine, clinical guidelines and surgical timeouts confront the actual conduct of cases, and the literature on nursing workarounds and clinicians' adaptation of electronic workflows is exactly this pattern.
This sourceReviews nursing workarounds adapting prescribed electronic workflows to real ward conditions.
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The scoping review supports the nursing-workarounds half: workarounds mostly arise where introduced technology or policy does not fit actual workflow; nothing on guidelines or timeouts.
“The mismatch between introduced technology or policies and current workflow was one of the most common causes of workaround behaviours”
- In medicine, clinical guidelines and surgical timeouts confront the actual conduct of cases, and the literature on nursing workarounds and clinicians' adaptation of electronic workflows is exactly this pattern.
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