Technologies are often viewed as the route to better, safer and more efficient care, but
technology projects rarely deliver all the benefits expected of them. Based on a literature …

Following its emergence from the field of resilience engineering in 2012, resilient health
care has grown to underpin a new paradigm of safety that leverages an understanding of …

Redley and colleagues' study 1 suggests that involving patients in their care can be
challenging, even when patients express a preference for involvement. Their paper …

Resilience has become an important topic on the safety research agenda and in
organizational practice. Most empirical work on resilience has been descriptive, identifying …

Background Evaluation of health technology programmes should be theoretically informed,
interdisciplinary, and generate in-depth explanations. The NASSS (non-adoption …

Objectives The work context of the operating room (OR) is considered complex and dynamic
with high cognitive demands. A multidimensional view of the complete preoperative and …

This special issue invites to a debate to elaborate on differences and similarities between
the perspectives of High Reliability Organisation (HRO) and Resilience Engineering (RE) …

Organisational resilience (OR) is an organisation's ability to plan, respond to and recover
from emergencies and crises. Evaluating resilience allows organisations to increase their …

Whilst interest in resilient healthcare (RHC) research has increased over the past five years,
our understanding of the role of patients, families and carers in supporting system resilience …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to empirically explore and conceptualize how
healthcare professionals and managers give shape to the increasing call for compassionate …