Psychological Safety in the Hospice IDG
Create psychologically safe IDG norms that surface hospice care risks early.
Psychological safety is a hospice safety control Psychological safety is the shared belief that speaking up with concerns, questions, mistakes, or unfinished observations will not lead to humiliation or punishment. In hospice care management, it is not a soft culture slogan. It is a patient-safety control. The earliest signal often comes from the discipline with the most ordinary contact: the aide who sees a transfer, the chaplain who hears fear, the social worker who notices caregiver collapse, the volunteer who hears a family conflict, or the night nurse who senses a plan is not workable. The mechanism is interpersonal risk…
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