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    3. Insight 26: Nurse voices are closing the gap between work imagined and work done
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    Insight 26: Nurse voices are closing the gap between work imagined and work done

    In this SEE YOU NOW Insight, Ascension’s Kelly Randall walks us through the honest and intentional communication strategy that brought healthcare teams back into alignment around one shared goal: zero preventable harm.

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    What if the biggest risk to patient safety in your organization is a broken communication loop? When one of the nation’s largest health systems conducted its first National Action Plan assessment, leaders expected to find gaps in the process. What they didn’t expect was to find gaps in communication and assumptions held at the top that didn’t match the reality on the ground.

    We’re checking our egos at the door. This is all about how we make Ascension better and how we continue to walk the journey toward zero preventable harm.
    Kelly Randall, Vice President for Patient Safety and Compliance, Ascension
    President Emeritus and Senior Fellow at IHI and former Administrator of CMS

    In this Insight from Episode 127: Safer Together | From Plan to Practice, Kelly Randall, Vice President for Patient Safety and Compliance at Ascension, walks us through the honest, sometimes uncomfortable conversations that revealed hard truths, and the intentional communication strategy that brought healthcare teams back into alignment around one shared goal: zero preventable harm.

    127: Safer Together | From plan to practice

    Implementing a national patient safety plan sounds straightforward on paper. In practice, it requires something far more challenging: shifting an entire organization’s culture.

    About SEE YOU NOW Insights

    Each week with our SEE YOU NOW Insights, we’re bringing you short, powerful moments from our archive of conversations with nurses and nurse allies. People who are reimagining and reshaping healthcare every day. These bite-sized episodes feature sparks of innovation, bold ideas, breakthrough discoveries, and reflections that stay with us.