Comparison of Incident Investigation Outcomes and Safety Recommendations between Clinical Safety and AcciMap Experts

  • Igene O
  • Johnson C
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This paper focuses on the perception of Branford’s standardized AcciMap approach as a tool for accident analysis in healthcare. This study further builds on the previous work regarding National Health Service (NHSScotland) clinical safety practitioners’ first-time experience in applying the standardized AcciMap approach, and discusses its advantages and limitations [Ref. 1]. A series of training sessions were carried out with a clinical domain expert from the National Services Scotland (NSS) to apply the standardized AcciMap approach for health information technology (IT) analysis. The AcciMap method was used to analyze a medication error incident involving the computerized provider order entry (CPOE) system [Ref. 2] by Clinical and AcciMap experts. Outcomes and safety recommendations from both participants were then qualitatively compared and discussed to gain further insight into applying the AcciMap method.

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Igene, O., & Johnson, C. (2022). Comparison of Incident Investigation Outcomes and Safety Recommendations between Clinical Safety and AcciMap Experts. Journal of System Safety, 57(2), 12–25. https://doi.org/10.56094/jss.v57i2.190

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