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Content ArticleThe global healthcare delivery paradigm shift calls for enhanced strategies to engage patients in delivering safer and high-quality healthcare. There still exists a gap area in a globally accepted measure for the person-centered care. Recent tri-institutional global quality reports from National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NAESM), World Bank Group, and Lancet Global Health Commission attempted to report the patient engagement measures used globally. In this paper in Cureus Journal of Medical Science, Ratnanin et al. aim to understand the variation in these globally reported patient-centered care measures and highlight the recent proactive strategies to enhance patient engagement to improve patient safety.
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Content ArticleThis policy is for patients and the public, and for NHS England staff. It sets out NHS England’s ambition of strengthening patient and public participation in all of its work, and how it intends to achieve this. The term ‘patients and the public’ includes everyone who uses services or may do so in the future, including carers and families. People who use health and care services may be referred to as ‘experts by experience’. NHS England recognises and values what they can contribute to its work as a result of their lived experience.
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Patient Safety Learning posted an article in The Beryl Institute
The US Beryl Institute is the global community of practice committed to elevating the human experience in healthcare. The Beryl Institute believes human experience is grounded in experiences of patients and families, those who work in healthcare and the communities they serve. Take a look at their website for resources, learning and connections, including access to tools to build organisational experience strategy and develop skills of team members.- Posted
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Community PostWe know from academic research that patient engagement reduces the risk of unsafe care and harm, in patients own care and improving safety for all. Some organisations are investing time (if not money!) in recruiting, training and supporting patient leaders to work with Executives and senior staff, sharing their experience and as they engage with staff and patients, report back what they see. The model in Berkshire, as shared with me by Douglas Findlay, patient leader, is that they don’t make decisions on what needs to change and how, but report back what they see for others to learn and act. Do we know of other models of good practice? What can we learn and share from them?
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Content ArticleA glimpse of moving and powerful Rounds discussions that took place at the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center and at Emerson Hospital in Concord, MA, USA
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Content ArticleExternal Lead Advisor to WHO’s Patients for Patient Safety network, Margaret Murphy, telling the story of her son’s death and how she has used this experience to improve how healthcare organisations work with those who suffer patient harm.
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