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Praktyczny wymiar idei oratorium w działalności wychowawczej Rodziny Salezjańskiej w Polsce

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Sys D.
Studia Pastoralne
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2017
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vol. 13
129-150
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The article contains a theoretical study of the idea of the Salesian Oratory based on the quadruple metaphor of oratory as home, school, parish and backyard and empirical verification of its actual application in the educational practice of Salesians Sisters and Salesians Priests in Poland. The result of the analyses are the applications and proposals aimed at pastoral care of fidelity to the original upbringing style of Saint John Bosco, attempt to answer the signs of the times and adapting pastoral and educational activities to the needs of today’s youth.
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Programy otwartego ujawniania niepożądanych zdarzeń medycznych pacjentom i ich bliskim – przegląd rozwiązań w wybranych krajach

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Gibalska-Dembek A., Sys D.
Zdrowie Publiczne i Zarządzanie
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2022
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vol. 20
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issue 3
111-118
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The aim of this study is to present and compare programs for open disclosure of adverse medical events to patients by medical personnel. Australia, Canada, and the United States, based on apology laws, procedures, medical staff handbooks, training, and fair culture, have implemented solutions that focus on the needs of the patient after the adverse event. It has been proven that a proper patient communication process can reduce the number of claims brought against staff or medical institutions. However, there are barriers to communicating adverse events to patients. These are ingrained in the “deny and defend” strategy, which does not promote a culture of learning from mistakes. The paper also discusses the second victim syndrome, which is the second victim of an adverse event such as medical personnel experiencing emotional damage after an incident.
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