The Importance of Culture: Why Leadership, Diversity, and Safety Matter.

Hand Clin · Nov 2024 · Review

Adams JE, Taylor E

Department of Orthopaedics, Duke Health, 3000 Rogers Road

General Orthopaedics

SUMMARY — THE REDUCTIONDiscusses how organizational culture, leadership, and diversity shape ethical, safe, and equitable surgical practice environments.
Abstract, as published

Organization culture and ethical behavior are clearly important in creating an environment conducive to high-quality care for patients. As surgeons, we have a duty to our patients, colleagues and profession, as well as society at large, to uphold values that promote a safe, just and equitable workplace. This article explores concepts associated with leadership, diversity, and patient care.

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