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  1. Content Article
    On Friday 17 September 2021 the World Health Organization (WHO) held their World Patient Safety Day 2021 Virtual Global Conference, focused on the theme of ‘Safe maternal and newborn care’. This page contains links to a number of presentations from the event.
  2. Content Article
    In this blog, Mabel Prendergast reflects on key themes discussed at the Institute of Global Health Innovation's (IGHI) third World Patient Safety Day event on the 17 September 2021, with the theme of safer maternal and newborn care. This virtual event was chaired by Dr Mike Durkin, IGHI’s Senior Advisor on Patient Safety Policy and Leadership, and included a range of speakers and panellists.
  3. Content Article
    For World Patient Safety Day, Natasha Swinscoe, Patient safety national lead for the AHSN Network and CEO, West of England AHSN, highlights the difference the AHSNs and Patient Safety Collaboratives have made in safe maternal and newborn care.
  4. Content Article
    While childbirth in the UK is generally a safe event, progress to improve safety seems to have stalled, and how safe mums and babies are depends on where you are and who you are, writes the Patients Association in this article for World Patient Safety Day. The Patients Association firmly believe that involving patients in their care improves outcomes and safety. Mums-to-be developing plans with the midwives and obstetricians seems a perfect example of this. However, research shows that clinicians meaningfully partnering with patients is not mainstream practice.  "It will take leadership, training and funding to make patient partnership in maternity care everyday practice", says the Patient Association. "This World Patient Safety Day we call on all those in a position to bring about change in how maternity care is delivered and to pledge to introduce true patient partnership."
  5. Content Article
    In this blog Patient Safety Learning marks World Patient Safety Day 2021. It sets out the scale of avoidable harm in healthcare, what needs to change to create a patient safe future and considers the theme of this year’s World Patient Safety Day, ‘Safe maternal and newborn care’.
  6. Content Article
    The 17 September marks World Patient Safety Day, and this year the focus is on ‘Safe maternal and newborn care’. Recently there has been greater research attention on patient safety in low- and middle-income countries due to the global awareness of the need to improve safety standards for all patients, including in maternal care. In this blog, I highlight the scale of maternal and newborn death in low- and middle-income countries, the contributing factors to this, and the need to improve maternal health and safety.
  7. Content Article
    In this blog Patient Safety Learning looks ahead to World Patient Safety Day 2021 and considers its theme, ‘Safe maternal and newborn care’.
  8. Content Article
    Last November, the UK, under its G7 Presidency, convened an event on patient safety entitled Patient Safety: from Vision to Reality, co-sponsored with the World Health Organization (WHO).  The event was designed to build upon recent prominent initiatives taken forward by the UK Government and partner Member States to demonstrate the importance of taking action and facilitating collaboration to advance patient safety as an urgent global priority. This includes: annual Global Ministerial Summits on Patient Safety (from 2016) a Resolution on Global Action on Patient Safety (adopted by the World Health Assembly in 2019); and, the Global Patient Safety Collaborative developed in 2018 by the UK Government in partnership with the WHO to support patient safety improvement in low- and middle-income countries. Coupled with WHO’s Global Patient Safety Action Plan 2021-2030 and an annual World Patient Safety Day on 17th September, such initiatives will ensure that momentum can be maintained in order to tackle the truly global issue of patient safety within the wider context of strengthening national health systems. The link below is a recording of the event.
  9. Event
    During pregnancy, labour and delivery many First Nations, Inuit and Métis people experience significant barriers to accessing care thus leading to unacceptable health disparities including increased risk for poor maternal and newborn health outcomes in Canada. There are opportunities to improve maternal and infant health outcomes. Join this webinar with the National Aboriginal Council of Midwives and Patients for Patient Safety Canada, a patient-led program of Healthcare Excellence Canada, in honour of World Patient Safety Day. The goals of this virtual discussion are to build awareness and understanding of the experiences of First Nations, Inuit and Métis, and to discuss ways to provide safer maternal and newborn care. The perspectives and experiences of patients, providers and researchers on the current patient safety challenges will be shared, as well as the supports and strategies to improve outcomes and experiences.  This session will also identify what health care providers and leaders can do to improve First Nations, Inuit and Métis safety and health outcomes.  All will leave the session practical ideas to improve patient safety with and for Indigenous families. Register
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    WHO Patient Safety Flagship invites you to participate in World Patient Safety Day 2021 Virtual Global Conference “Together for safe and respectful maternal and newborn care” The conference will be opened by WHO leadership and will feature: Keynote addresses by global patient safety leaders and advocates. Global landscape and stories from the ground on maternal and newborn health and safety. Panel discussions on prioritizing safety in maternal and newborn care in the journey towards universal health coverage and the role of partners. Introduction of World Patient Safety Day Goals 2021. World Patient Safety Day 2021 is dedicated to “Safe maternal and newborn care” recognising the significant burden of avoidable harm women and newborns are exposed to due to unsafe care, particularly around the time of childbirth. Registration
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    The World Patient Safety Day (WPSD) is observed globally on 17 Sept every year. The objectives of WPSD are to increase public awareness and engagement, enhance global understanding, and work towards global solidarity and action by all stakeholders to improve patient safety. The theme of WPSD 2021 is “Safe maternal and newborn care". WPA has initiated a campaign to celebrate WPSD all over the world. As part of this campaign, WPA is organising a regional webinar series in September 2021. WPA will conduct webinars in EURO, Asia Including EMRO, Latin America and AFRO Region. Monday 6 September 2021 - WPSD Regional Webinar for EURO Thursday 9 September 2021 - WPSD Regional Webinar for Latin America Monday 13 September 2021 - WPSD Regional Webinar for Asia including EMRO Tuesday 14 September 2021 - WPSD Regional Webinar for AFRO
  13. Event
    This webinar will focus on how to harness the vast experience of the voluntary sector and advocate locally appropriate strategies to improve patient safety, through a network of Ambassadors. Who should attend? Patient safety can only be achieved by collaboration between the professionals, patients, families, community members and stake holders. So, whatever your background you are most welcome. Objectives To raise awareness about the burden of unsafe health care. To bring together the voluntary sector with a stake in health improvement programmes, to adopt a charter for patient safety and integrate safety strategies into their programmes. Speakers Neelam Dhingra, Unit Head, WHO Patient Safety Flagship/A Decade of Patient Safety 2020-2030, World Health Organization, Geneva Dr. Abdulelah Alhawsawi, Global Ambassador, The G20 Health and Development Partnership; Former Director General, Saudi Patient Safety Centre Dr. Zakiuddin Ahmed Founder, Riphah Institute of Healthcare Improvement & Safety and Healthcare Quality & Safety Association of Pakistan Ms Regina N. M Kamoga, Executive Director, CHAIN Uganda Register
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    This event will mark the 2021 World Health Organisation’s World Patient Safety Day and aims to showcase the patient safety work happening in the NHS and with partners, to improve the safety of maternal and neonatal care. Speakers: Introduction from Aidan Fowler, National Director of Patient Safety (chair) Presentations from the National Maternity Champions, Matthew Jolly, National Clinical Director for Maternity and Women's Health and Professor Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent OBE, Chief Midwifery Officer Hear from AQUA (the Advancing Quality Alliance) about its safety culture programme for maternity and neonatal board safety champions Dr Nicola Mackintosh, Associate Professor in Social Science Applied to Health, SAPPHIRE Deputy, University of Leicester will present on ‘What a good maternity safety culture looks like’, providing an overview of a considered analysis of maternity and neonatal safety culture surveys Tony Kelly, National Clinical Lead for the Maternity and Neonatal Safety Improvement Programme will provide an introduction to the national Maternity Early Warning Score (MEWS) tool and Newborn Early Warning Trigger and Track (NEWTT) Expected Audience: NHS provider and commissioning staff, particularly those working in maternity and neonatal care and in patient safety roles. Register
  15. Content Article
    World Patient Safety Day (WPSD) is observed globally on 17 September every year. The objectives of WPSD are to increase public awareness and engagement, enhance global understanding, and work towards global solidarity and action by all stakeholders to improve patient safety. The theme of WPSD 2021 was “Safe Maternal and Newborn Care” and all stakeholders were urged to “act now for safe and respectful childbirth!”. Maternal and child mortality is one of the major health issues of the current times. Every day we lose 810 women due to pregnancy-related complications, 6,700 newborns lose their lives, and there are 5,400 stillbirths globally. The tragedy is that most of these deaths are avoidable through the provision of safe care. The World Patients Alliance (WPA) conducted the largest WPSD campaign globally as over 800 events were organised all over the world. This newsletter presents highlights of these events. 
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