James Bullen
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1,082 appearances
27 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2017
last heard Feb 2020
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Can you give me an example of of a way in which, you know, those small behaviours might build up to a change in the way a patient's cared for or their safety?
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And this overcomes the sort of safety protections that are built into an operating room where it's difficult to make mistakes, where there are checks and balances on the way surgeons and other health professionals behave.
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This this kind of transgresses that.
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And so now that we know that this is the case, what changes should be made in the way surgeons practice?
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Gerald, thank you for joining me on the health report.
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Professor Gerald Hickson, Senior Vice President of Quality, Safety and Risk Prevention at Vanderbilt University Medical Centre in Nashville, Tennessee.
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On RN, the ABC Listen app, or wherever you get your podcasts, you're listening to the health report with me, James Bullen.
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And staying with quality and safety for patients, last week ABC TV's 730 reported on the increasing number of Australians living with chronic illness and the pressure this place.
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Cases on the health system.
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One in two Australians live with a chronic illness like diabetes or heart disease, and that's up from about two in five a decade ago.
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Jeffrey Braithwaite is Professor of Health Systems Research at Macquarie University, and he's been looking at the quality of care delivered in Australian hospitals for some years now.
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So, how are Australia's hospitals dealing with this escalating issue, chronic illness, and how does it affect patient safety?
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Safety.
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And how much of that is to do with hospital care and how much of it is outside hospital, general practice, allied health, that sort of thing?
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And returning to the concern around chronic illness, how much of it is related to an aging population?
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How do those two things intersect?
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And and is that because there's just more people or because there's also research that suggests we're living healthier for longer?
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And what does our in hospital care look like in terms of its efficiency, how often we're getting best practice care?
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In indeed.
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And I think in reporting you've done before, it was something like only six in ten episodes of care follow standards and one in ten patients are still having complications when they go to a hospital.
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