Zusammenfassung
Critical Incident Reporting Systems (CIRS) haben sich als Teil eines Risikomanagements sowohl in der Aviation als auch in der Medizin bewährt. Um das Potenzial eines CIRS voll zu nutzen, ist es neben der Implementierung einer einfach nutzbaren Webseite wichtig, die gemeldeten Zwischenfälle zeitnah zu extrahieren, anonymisieren, analysieren und letztlich allen Mitarbeitern gegenüber Veränderungen des Systems transparent zu initiieren. Ein Expertenteam bestehend aus verschiedenen Berufsgruppen hat die Hauptaufgabe, Möglichkeiten zur Prävention von den gemeldeten Zwischenfällen zu erarbeiten, die in der Folge umgesetzt werden. Teure und aufwändige Lösungen werden in der Realität aus Kostengründen häufig nicht umgesetzt, günstige und einfache Lösungen sind meist realisierbar und gleichzeitig sehr effektiv.
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Hohenstein, C., Fleischmann, T. (2016). CIRS: Generelle Anforderungen an effektive Systeme. In: Neumayr, A., Baubin, M., Schinnerl, A. (eds) Risikomanagement in der prähospitalen Notfallmedizin. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48071-7_13
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