Synopsis of Social media discussions
The discussions demonstrate high engagement with many users emphasizing the importance of psychological safety, as seen in posts that highlight its role in encouraging speaking up and improving team dynamics. Words like 'interesting,' 'excited,' and phrases such as 'must read' reflect a positive tone and recognition of the review's relevance, contributing to an overall perception of impactful contribution to healthcare and organizational practices.
Agreement
Moderate agreementMost discussions acknowledge the importance of the publication, with some explicitly praising its findings or relevance to healthcare settings, indicating general agreement.
Interest
High level of interestThe discussion shows high interest, as many posts highlight the significance of psychological safety and the value of the systematic review, reflecting curiosity and engagement with the topic.
Engagement
Moderate level of engagementThere is moderate engagement, with mentions of personal reactions, such as excitement over the review and sharing related studies or summaries, but limited in-depth analysis.
Impact
Moderate level of impactThe publication is perceived to have a positive impact, especially in healthcare team contexts, with some posts celebrating the work's relevance and potential to influence practice.
Social Mentions
YouTube
2 Videos
Bluesky
1 Posts
24 Posts
News
3 Articles
Metrics
Video Views
6,834
Total Likes
184
Extended Reach
44,116
Social Features
30
Timeline: Posts about article
Top Social Media Posts
Roisin O'Donovan
Delighted to have my first PhD paper published in BMC Health Services Research. "A systematic review exploring the content and outcomes of interventions to improve #psychologicalsafety, speaking up and voice behaviour". https://t.co/EOHpCDJVWO
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UCD College of Health & Agricultural Science
Check out this very interesting recent article on improving psychological safety from @ucdsnmhs Congrats to @RoisinODonovan4 and Prof Eilish McAuliffe!
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Erica Isherwood (she/her)
I do love a good systematic review
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GSQIA
READING
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Dan Harley
"Lack of psychological safety has been associated with silence. Even when employees believe they have something useful to say, lack of psychological safety often leads them to choose silence over voice."
https://t.co/QGIY8X0AQg https://t.co/bI1b9GonYE
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O'Donovan R, McAuliffe E. A systematic review exploring the content and outcomes of interventions to improve psychological safety, speaking up and voice behaviour. BMC Health Serv Res. 2020 Feb 10;20(1):101. doi: https://t.co/y9JJbdGq3o
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@yamasatoumi_pj (Twitter)今回は、BMC Health Services Researchに掲載された論文を解説します。 医療現場における心理的安全性、発言、そして発言行動を向上させるための介入に焦点を当てたシステマティックレビューについて、深掘りしていきます。 https://t.co/QHU8nGcnBs
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@mtomelopez (Twitter)https://t.co/YgE28hYXyL
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Lynne Barnes
@MsLynneBarnes (Twitter)RT @ericasmart: I do love a good systematic review
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Lizzie Franklin-Jones MBE
@lizziebessell (Twitter)RT @ericasmart: I do love a good systematic review
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Erica Isherwood (she/her)
@ericasmart (Twitter)I do love a good systematic review
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Lee Davies
@LeeDavies12345 (Twitter)RT @DanHarley3: "Lack of psychological safety has been associated with silence. Even when employees believe they have something useful to s…
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Dan Harley
@DanHarley3 (Twitter)"Lack of psychological safety has been associated with silence. Even when employees believe they have something useful to say, lack of psychological safety often leads them to choose silence over voice." https://t.co/QGIY8X0AQg https://t.co/bI1b9GonYE
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David Cochrane
@dlgcochrane.bsky.social (Bluesky)A Systematic Review Exploring the Content and Outcomes of Interventions to Improve Psychological Safety, Speaking U… https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32041595/
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David Cochrane
@dlgcochrane (Twitter)A Systematic Review Exploring the Content and Outcomes of Interventions to Improve Psychological Safety, Speaking U… https://t.co/lKiKzCKVhc
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Manzanilla & Miel
@ManzanillaMiel5 (Twitter)RT @ApBE_GM: Una RS que explora el contenido y los resultados de las intervenciones para mejorar la seguridad psicológica, hablar y el comp…
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José Luis Moyano
@NicksNames (Twitter)RT @ApBE_GM: Una RS que explora el contenido y los resultados de las intervenciones para mejorar la seguridad psicológica, hablar y el comp…
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DaPBE
@ApBE_ (Twitter)Una RS que explora el contenido y los resultados de las intervenciones para mejorar la seguridad psicológica, hablar y el comportamiento de voz #RevSys https://t.co/qCoZ1uVQNW
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Megan Hosey
@DrMeganHoseyPhD (Twitter)RT @strachanjamie: How can we create teams in health care that are ‘psychologically safe’ and so encourage speaking up? Or are some just a…
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@AndyMartin5 (Twitter)RT @strachanjamie: How can we create teams in health care that are ‘psychologically safe’ and so encourage speaking up? Or are some just a…
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Hannah Little (She/Her)
@HannahLittleRN (Twitter)RT @gsqia: READING
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Hannah Little (She/Her)
@HannahLittleRN (Twitter)@gsqia Thanks for sharing @gsqia - interesting read. Love this summay map of interventions and outcomes: https://t.co/bgw83YBOn7
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Philip Rankin
@PhilipRankin (Twitter)A systematic review exploring the content and outcomes of interventions to improve psychological safety, speaking up and voice behaviour. https://t.co/wpNmatwCTP
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Andrew Seaton
@seaty63 (Twitter)RT @gsqia: READING
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GSQIA
@gsqia (Twitter)READING
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SHOC-OBHC
@SHOC_OBHC (Twitter)RT @UCD_CHAS: Check out this very interesting recent article on improving psychological safety from @ucdsnmhs Congrats to @RoisinODonovan4…
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UCD IRIS
@UCDHealthSystem (Twitter)RT @UCD_CHAS: Check out this very interesting recent article on improving psychological safety from @ucdsnmhs Congrats to @RoisinODonovan4…
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Kate Frazer
@KateF224 (Twitter)RT @UCD_CHAS: Check out this very interesting recent article on improving psychological safety from @ucdsnmhs Congrats to @RoisinODonovan4…
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UCD College of Health & Agricultural Science
@UCD_CHAS (Twitter)Check out this very interesting recent article on improving psychological safety from @ucdsnmhs Congrats to @RoisinODonovan4 and Prof Eilish McAuliffe!
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Roisin O'Donovan
@RoisinODonovan4 (Twitter)Delighted to have my first PhD paper published in BMC Health Services Research. "A systematic review exploring the content and outcomes of interventions to improve #psychologicalsafety, speaking up and voice behaviour". https://t.co/EOHpCDJVWO
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Abstract Synopsis
- The review highlights the importance of psychological safety in healthcare settings for enhancing team performance and patient safety, but notes a lack of research on effective interventions to improve this safety.
- Fourteen different interventions were analyzed, falling into categories like educational programs (e.g., simulations and workshops) and non-educational approaches (e.g., facilitation forums and action research), with mixed results on their effectiveness.
- Overall, the findings suggest that while some interventions can improve psychological safety and related behaviors like speaking up, there is inconsistent evidence, emphasizing the need for more targeted and effective strategies.]
山里海医学共育プロジェクト
@yamasatoumi_pj (Twitter)