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Diagnosis is a critical cornerstone of patient safety, impacting treatment decisions and health outcomes across the globe. With diagnostic errors contributing to nearly 16% of preventable harm in health systems, the need for accurate and timely diagnoses has never been more urgent. Inline with World Patient Safety Day 2024’s theme, “Improving Diagnosis for Patient Safety," and under the slogan “Get it right, make it safe!," we are focusing on transforming diagnostic processes to enhance patient safety and care quality.
WPA is excited to announce the WPSD webinar on Diagnosis scheduled on September 18 at 9 AM ET. This event will bring together leading experts, patients and patient advocates to explore innovative strategies, share best practices, and discuss how to foster collaboration among healthcare providers, patients, and families to minimize diagnostic errors.
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18 September 2024 12:00 13:15
This webinar from GovConnect will look at:
Developing a successful Virtual Ward CUH Virtual Ward @ home (Cambridge University Hospitals) Challenges CUH faced and why they implemented Virtual Wards The journey so far and working with stakeholders What equipment is needed? Platform/technology selection Daily management: referral, on-boarding, care plan Performance and pathways Patient experience Challenges and obstacles Next steps Agenda
Welcome and introduction with moderator Dr Iain Goodhart Developing a Virtual Ward @ home with Gemma Czech, Clinical Nurse Lead for Virtual Wards at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Outcomes, performance and next steps for CUH Virtual Ward @ home with Andy Bailey, Operations Manager Virtual Wards, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust will cover how Interactive panel discussion Register for the webinar
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18 September 2024 16:00 17:00
The predominant approach to improving safety in healthcare has involved studying adverse outcomes to identify system vulnerabilities and correct them. While this approach is useful, it has limitations. As a result of continuously investigating and analysing errors, patient safety professionals can experience stress and may view their systems and teams as unusually unsafe.
This webinar will articulate the value of Success Cause Analysis (SCA) in promoting learning and organisational culture change. They will describe SCA considerations for each component of traditional event analysis, how they established SCA within their organizations, and how you can deploy SCA in your facility. Additionally, participants will learn how to mitigate “third victim syndrome” for safety professionals analysing only errors and how to involve patients and families in patient safety and quality process reviews.
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Dr Komal Bajaj, chief quality officer, NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi and North Central Bronx Dr Lara Musser, deputy chief quality officer and practicing emergency medicine physician, NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi and North Central Bronx Kathy Lospinuso, RN, BSN, director of risk management at NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi Gayle Kolt, MPH, RN, director of risk management and regulatory affairs at NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi and North Central Bronx, NCB Campus Vinita Parkash, senior research scientist at the Yale School of Public Health and clinical associate professor of Pathology at Yale School of Medicine, Register for the webinar
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18 September 2024 18:00 19:00
As doctors, the GMC tells us that we must speak up if we observe patient safety concerns.
But too many doctors who make protected disclosures become victimised by bad employers. The series of actions deployed in these cases is the Employers' Playbook.
This webinar aims to equip you with the knowledge you need to protect yourself when making a protected disclosure. It will cover:
The clinical 'mafia' and how it works. How to spot the signs that you're being investigated. MHPS investigation and pre-investigation. How to safely raise a concern. What support is available. Register
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