TEAM-BASED HEALTHCARE: NURSING, RADIOLOGY, LABORATORIES, AND PHARMACY LEADING THE WAY
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Keywords
Team-based healthcare, nursing, radiology, laboratories, pharmacy.
Abstract
Numerous obstacles stand in the way, starting with the issue of who will actually implement collaboration. Since both parties are hesitant to take ownership, many of the early recommendations to reduce diagnostic mistake have had limited implementation. These proposals typically center on physicians and healthcare systems. Healthcare organizations hold their physician personnel accountable for diagnostic errors, leading them to assume that they are practicing at a very high caliber. Physicians' underutilization of decision support tools, failure to participate in incident reporting systems, and overall inability to identify situations in which their clinical judgment was flawed are all signs of this problem.
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Nader Mater Shudayyid Alotaibi
Radiological Technology, Nafi General Hospital
Fahad Hussain Alotaibi
Radiography Technician, Nafi General Hospital
Rafi Ghawi D Aldhafeery
Pharmacist, Shoaba, Arar
Alaa Othman Mohammed Alsefri
Laboratory Specialist, Tabuk Health Cluster
Shuaa Mohammed Ibrahim Qaud
Laboratory Specialist, Tabuk Health Cluster
Nouf Yassen Saleem Aloufi
Nursing, Al Madinah Health Cluster
Ibrahem Abdulelah Hassan Nuaralden
Laboratory Technician, Tabuk Health Cluster
Norah Mohammed Mahmoud Abo Radi
Nursing, Tabuk Health Cluster
Manar Salem Salamh Alhawiti
Nursing, Tabuk Health Cluster
Zain Saier Muluh Alotaibi
Nursing, Riyadh Third Health Cluster
Abdullah Omar Ali Alotaibi
Nursing, Riyadh Third Health Cluster
Abdullah Dhuwaihi Salem Alotaibi
Nursing, Riyadh Third Health Cluster
Abeer Mufleh Zaal Albalawi
Nursing, Tabuk Health Cluster