UK NHS Chief Nursing Officer Says Root Cause Analysis “Critical” to Patient Safety
After reading a short summary of Christine Beasley’s remarks, I thought … “They need TapRooT®.”
See the article in Nursing Times here:
Why TapRooT®?
Because TapRooT® produces consistent results (it is structured and repeatable).
Because TapRooT® helps investigators find causes beyond their current knowledge.
Because TapRooT® helps investigators find all the root causes, rather than just the most obvious or their favorite ones.
Because TapRooT® has been tested and proven at leading companies around the world. (See Success Stories at: http://www.taproot.com/about.php.)
Because TapRooT® has patented software to make an investigator more productive.
Because TapRooT® has the Corrective Action Helper® Module to assist investigators in developing effective corrective actions.
Because management can understand the results and can approve the recommendations to improve performance.
Because TapRooT® is constantly being improved by a dedicated staff of experts that receive feedback from thousands – actually, tens of thousands – of users around the world.
Because the TapRooT® books, training, and investigation aids are so helpful.
Because TapRooT® Users are supported by newsletters and a Summit to help them continually improve their investigation skills.
That’s just a start of the reasons that TapRooT® Users are so successful and that you should be thinking about using TapRooT® if you don’t already use it.
Perhaps the NHS will look for improved root cause analysis tools (their current training, that I found outlined on-line, mentions 5-Whys and Brainstorming) and get better results that will help them improve outcomes in the UK. At least that what I thought when I read the article.
