Abstract

Unprofessional behavior in the procedural arena is associated with worse patient outcomes. This is thought to be due to breakdowns in communication structures and team dynamics. Behavioral issues are often uncovered during the investigation of serious event reports. Understanding differences in behavior deviations enables leadership to best address each type with an appropriate response. This allows institutions to address reckless behavior and unprofessionalism, while concomitantly creating a culture that fosters trust to promote self-reporting and sharing of information. These are characteristics of high-reliability organizations that produce sustained excellence in patient outcomes.

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