In this kickoff to our 5-part Innovation for Atraumatic Care series, we’re adapting Thomas Edison’s innovation framework to capture those frontline secrets and build a culture where trauma-free care isn't dependent on who's working the shift.
We’ve all got that one nurse on the unit - the "hard stick hero" who gets the IV on the first try while the kid barely flinches.
But when that nurse transfers, retires, or burns out, their trick walks right out the door, and the next child gets the version of the procedure that hurts. That’s not a talent gap... it’s a system design problem.
In this kickoff to our 5-part Innovation for Atraumatic Care series, we’re adapting Thomas Edison’s innovation framework to capture those frontline secrets and build a culture where trauma-free care isn't dependent on who's working the shift.
Press play to learn how to spot where frontline innovations are dying on your unit - and unlock the exact framework to make gentle, seamless care the standard for every child.
PS. Recognize your unit or organization in this episode? Email me at mary@icarei.org with "MENLO" in the subject and tell me which phrase you hear the most at your hospital so we can start rewriting care together.