
What can your healthcare system see—and what is it missing?
Healthcare Cannot Manage What It Cannot See: Cannabis as the First Signal in a New Framework for Healthcare Visibility introduces Healthcare Visibility as an applied systems discipline for examining how health-relevant information becomes recognized, documented, connected, interpreted, and available for informed decisions.
Using cannabis as the first signal, Drudys “Dru” Ledbetter, BSN, RN, explores what happens when patients’ experiences and therapeutic practices remain difficult for healthcare systems to see—and what it takes to build an information pathway that supports responsible action.
Through practical exercises, examples, and assessment tools, readers will learn to:
Identify visibility gaps in their own care settings, organizations, or areas of responsibility.
Examine the difference between intended practice, documented practice, information available at the point of decision, and evidence of its consideration.
Ask clearer questions about workforce readiness, documentation, technology, policy, and accountability.
Begin defining what needs to change, who needs to be involved, and how progress can be evaluated.
Written for healthcare leaders, clinicians, researchers, educators, policymakers, and advocates, this book provides a shared framework for learning, exploring, and beginning to act on information gaps across healthcare.
Cannabis is the first signal. The framework reaches across healthcare.
Format: Protected Digital Edition
ISBN: 979-8-9924483-3-7
Price: $39.99
Includes the complete book for individual study and professional development. Educators may use it to guide classroom discussion; each reader should obtain their own copy.
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