FRAM afdækker potentialer for forbedring

En hollandsk hospitalsafdeling har anvendt Functional Analysis Resonance Method (FRAM) til at blotlægge forskelle mellem ‘work as imagened’ (WAI), dvs. arbejdsgange, som de ideelt er beskrevet i vejledninger og retningslinjer, og ‘work as done (WAD)’, dvs. de arbejdsgange, der praktiseres i dagligdagen. Metoden er velegnet til at udpege potentialer for forbedring, konkluderer de.

Af Simon Tulloch, psykolog, chefkonsulent, Dansk Selskab for Patientsikkerhed

Those interested in concepts such as ‘Resilient healthcare’ (RHC) and ‘Safety II’ may be interested to read a new paper which uses Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) to explore and align work-as-imagined (WAI) and work-as-done (WAD) around the use of physical restraint on a neurological hospital ward in the Netherlands:.

The authors used FRAM to map how imagined and actual performance differ, as detecting unwanted performance variability within or between the two can highlight potential points for improvement.

Næste kursus i FRAM starter april 2023