Integrating micro and macro systems-level organizational theories helps nurses create professional working environments that promote patient safety. There are five management practices that are essential for patient safety. These include
1. Creating an autocratic environment in the work place
2. Requiring employees to use strict procedures in all aspects of patient care
3. Involving workers in decision making pertaining to work design and flow
4. Working with acute care facilities for continuance of care
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