A systems approach to managing the risk of healthcare acquired infection in an acute hospital setting supported by human factors ergonomics, data science, data governance and AI.
Marie E Ward, Una Geary, Rob Brennan, Rebecca Vining, Lucy McKenna, Brian O'Connell, Colm Bergin, Declan Byrne, Donncha Creagh, Mary Fogarty, Una Healy, Grainne McDonald, Malick Ebiele, Martin Crane, Minh-Khoi Pham, Malika Bendechache, Marija Bezbradica, Junli Liang, Brian Doyle, John Guilfoyle, Arwa Shuhaiber, Nick McDonald
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Innovative approaches are needed for managing risk and system change in healthcare. This paper presents a case study of a project that took place over two years, taking a systems approach to managing the risk of healthcare acquired infection in an acute hospital setting, supported by an Access Risk Knowledge Platform which brings together Human Factors Ergonomics, Data Science, Data Governance and AI expertise. Evidence for change including meeting notes and use of the platform were studied. The work on the project focused on first systematically building a rich picture of the current situation from a transdisciplinary perspective. This allowed for understanding risk in context and developing a better capability to support enterprise risk management and accountability. From there a linking of operational and risk data took place which led to mapping of the risk pattern in the hospital.