Monthly Archives: February 2014

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  When Patient Safety is Everyone’s Safety

  While I have written about patient safety many times, I don’t feel that I have nailed the case for “safety collectivism” — the idea that keeping everyone safe starts by

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  From Jordan Part II: Healing Hearts and Minds in Nursing Care

  The Middle Eastern Nurses & Partners Uniting in Human Caring conference in Aqaba last week moved in the direction in which it was faced: sharing of vital experience while looking

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  From Jordan: Human Caring at the Patient Bedside

  I’m in Aqaba, Jordan this week, at the second annual conference of Middle Eastern Nurses and Partners Uniting in Human Caring.  Coming to the Middle East is a step into a

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  “Do No Harm” is Not Enough Anymore for Patient Safety

  Florence Nightingale was not only the Mother of Modern Nursing; she also was the Mother of Healthcare Design and Patient Safety. She demanded ongoing documentation of patient progress and invented

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