Du beef dans le rap

Du beef dans le rap

Depuis le fameux « beef » qui oppposait Barikad Crew à Rockfam Lame a, jamais le Rap kreyòl n’a connu un tel niveau d’ébullition. Entre le 12 et le 16 novembre 2017, pas moins de quatre morceaux ont été produits par les deux blocs rivaux et ont suscité maints commentaires, surtout sur les réseaux sociaux, « ces nouvelles scènes où l’action se passe ». Il s’agit de Koudeta, Zokoko, Doub blan et Revise l. Les deux blocs se divisent d’un côté Baky, Magic Touch, Wendy et Trouble Boy d'un côté et en Roody Roodboy, P Jay et Master Brain d'un autre côté. Mais d’où vient ce « beef »?

Publié le 2017-11-28 | Le Nouvelliste

Guide to Patient and Family Engagement in Hospital Quality and Safety

Research shows that when patients are engaged in their health care, it can lead to measurable improvements in safety and quality.  To promote stronger engagement, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) developed a guide to help patients, families, and health professionals work together as partners to promote improvements in care.

The Guide to Patient and Family Engagement in Hospital Quality and Safety  focuses on four primary strategies for promoting patient/family engagement in hospital safety and quality of care:

• Encourage patients and family members to participate as advisors.
• Promote better communication among patients, family members, and health care professionals from the point of admission.
• Implement safe continuity of care by keeping the patient and family informed through nurse bedside change-of-shift reports.
• Engage patients and families in discharge planning throughout the hospital stay.

As a first step in developing the guide, AHRQ conducted an environmental scan assessing the current literature, tools, and resources available to engage patients and families in their care in the hospital setting. The scan includes:

• A framework that describes how patient and family engagement can lead to improved quality and safety.
• A description of factors that influence patient and family engagement, including characteristics and perspectives of patients, families, health care professionals, and hospital organizational and cultural factors.
• Hospital-based methods and materials currently being used to engage patients and families in the safety and quality of care. 
• An analysis of what materials are needed but do not currently exist.