Summary
This article from Wood and Wiegmann, in the International Journal for Quality in Healthcare, discusses the action hierarchy, which is a tool for generating corrective actions to improve safety and focuses on those recommendations relying less on human factors and more on systems change. The authors propose a multifaceted definition of ‘systems change’ and a rubric for determining the extent to which a corrective action addresses ‘systems change’ (‘systems change hierarchy’).
Beyond the corrective action hierarchy: A systems approach to organizational change (24 June 2020)
https://academic.oup.com/intqhc/article-abstract/32/7/438/5861569?redirectedFrom=fulltext
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