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SUMMARY:Improving the response to adverse events – research and in
	novations from Australia
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DESCRIPTION:\n	Internationally in health care\, there is clear evidence 
	that healthcare incident management systems and associated patient safety 
	investigations are not as effective as expected in systematically reducing
	 the frequency of incidents causing harm to patients (also known as advers
	e events).\n\n\n\n	The Australian Institute of Health Innovation at Macqua
	rie University is undertaking research as part of a National Health and Me
	dical Research (NHMRC) Grant Partnership Grant and with four public health
	 systems in Australia to improve the health systems response when patients
	 are harmed.  The research has three aims:\n\n\n\n	1: Evaluate traditiona
	l and emerging methods to improve response to\, and learning from\, seriou
	s incidents – creating best practice and decision support.\n\n\n\n	2: De
	velop and test methods\, including integrating artificial intelligence too
	ls\, to improve analyses of\, and learning from\, all incidents.\n\n\n\n	3
	: Undertake a cost analysis of the incident management system process – 
	for the first time\, an economic appraisal of Australian data to quantify 
	the costs of incident management systems and associated patient safety Rev
	iews. \n\n\n\n	This session will summarise the research and findings to d
	ate\, as well as innovations that are occurring in Australia in relation t
	o and health services’ response to adverse events\, including patient sa
	fety investigations. These include having consumer representatives on pati
	ent safety investigation teams and Dedicated Family Support for patients i
	mpacted by adverse events.\n\n\n\n	Register\n\n
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