Organizational Climate, Stress, and Error in Primary Care: The MEMO Study
Organizational Climate, Stress, and Error in Primary Care: The MEMO Study
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初级保健中的组织氛围、压力和错误:MEMO 研究
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2005
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通讯作者:
M. Plane
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作者:
M. Linzer;L. Manwell;M. Mundt;E. Williams;A. Maguire;J. Mcmurray;M. Plane
Abstract : The impact of organizational climate on physicians and their patients is not well understood. The Minimizing Error, maximizing Outcome (MEMO) Study investigates this question through a conceptual model that relates office working conditions to quality of care, as mediated by physician reactions. MEMO is longitudinal study of physicians and patients in New York, Chicago, and the state of Wisconsin, including Milwaukee and Madison. Physician surveys assessed office environment and organizational climate (OC). Stress was measured using a 4-item scale, past errors were self reported, and the likelihood of future errors was self-assessed using the OSPRE (Occupational Stress and PReventable Error) measure. Factor analysis revealed new domains of OC. Regression analyses assessed predictor of stress, past errors, and future errors. Among 420 physician respondents, predominantly from general medicine and family medicine practices, 38 percent described their office environment as busy, tending toward chaotic, while another 10 percent described their office environment as hectic or chaotic. Sixty-one percent agreed their work was stressful; 27 percent noted burnout symptoms; and 31 percent of respondents said they were at least moderately likely to leave their jobs within 2 years.
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5.7
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Haas, JS;Cook, EF;Brennan, TA
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Brennan, TA