[HTML][HTML] The case for quality improvement in the neonatal intensive care unit
P Lachman, A Jayadev, M Rahi - Early Human Development, 2014 - Elsevier
Quality improvement (QI) is now a central part of the work of clinicians throughout
healthcare. It is based on clear scientific principles, a valid way of measuring change and
has theories of reliability and human factors that underpin the interventions. The Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a highly complex adaptive system that lends itself to the
application of QI principles. This will require the development of a safety culture that
continually seeks to improve. Clinicians and all those who work in NICU will require training …
healthcare. It is based on clear scientific principles, a valid way of measuring change and
has theories of reliability and human factors that underpin the interventions. The Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a highly complex adaptive system that lends itself to the
application of QI principles. This will require the development of a safety culture that
continually seeks to improve. Clinicians and all those who work in NICU will require training …
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