Exploring SEIPS 2.0 as a model for analyzing care transitions across work systems

Facilitators and barriers of care transitions - Comparing the perspectives of hospital and community healthcare staff

“…Since this analysis was performed, other studies (e.g. Hay, Klonek, & Parker, 2020;Werner et al, 2020) have also adopted a similar approach to generating work system configurations.…”

SEIPS 101 and seven simple SEIPS tools

“…All parts of SEIPS 101 (people, environments, tools, tasks, processes and outcomes) can be observed, measured, analysed and manipulated, though how this is done will vary case-by-case. 13 A project or analysis should address each part but not necessarily every variation or combination. For example, a hospital service may be characterised by hundreds if not thousands of people, environments, tools, tasks, processes and outcomes.…”

Understanding disposition decision-making for older adults as it occurs within the emergency department work system

“…We observed disposition decision-making to involve the patient, care partners, and a variety of ED and consulting clinicians. The involvement of these multiple roles across time and, in some cases, across work systems, required intentional communication, coordination, and collaboration, which could indicate some level of teaming (Salas et al, 2008;Werner et al, 2020). The combination of work system elements we identified are likely to contribute to high mental workload for ED clinicians, which has been associated with poor decision quality (Shanafelt et al, 2002;Weigl et al, 2016).…”