PPT-Patient Safety Education for

Medical Students at the University of Missouri Linda Headrick MD MS Sr Assoc Dean Education University of Missouri School of Medicine Columbia MO First publicly supported medical school . WHEN CREATING A PATIENT EDUCATION HANDOUT A Guide for Hospitals. Improving Patient Safety Systems for LEP Patients. Goal of the Guide:. Help hospital leaders better understand how to address the issue of patient safety for LEP and culturally diverse patients. Assistant Utilization. Members. Christine Andre. , MD, Assistant Professor, Division of Hospital Medicine . Michelle Ryerson. , DNP, RN, NEA-BC, VP of Clinical Operations, University Health System. David Paul. Setting: . Working and Communicating with Others. Susan M. Hohenhaus. , . LPD. , RN, CEN, . FAEN. Exe. cutive . Director. Emergency . Nurses Association. 1. Learning Objectives. 2. Describe the relationship between hierarchy and patient safety. The IHI Student Consortium. The Quality Project. . Presented by the IHI Student Consortium. The Quality Project is a collaboration among preclinical and clinical students, residents, fellows, faculty, and administrators across Stanford. Our mission is to develop higher quality healthcare that is more safe, effective, patient-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable through education, research, advocacy, and implementation.. Rev. 7.30.12. Contact. Beth Chrismer: Executive Director (1298). National Focus on Patient Safety. Institute of Medicine report –. “To Err is Human” (Nov. 1999). 44,000-98,000 deaths due to medical errors. Rev. 7.30.12. Contact. Beth Chrismer: Executive Director Risk Management (1298). Tina Collins: Patient Safety Officer (1915). National Focus on Patient Safety. Institute of Medicine report –. “To Err is Human” (Nov. 1999). Rev. 7.30.12. Contact. Beth Chrismer: Executive Director Risk Management (1298). Tina Collins: Patient Safety Officer (1915). National Focus on Patient Safety. Institute of Medicine report –. “To Err is Human” (Nov. 1999). Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005. Confidentiality Training. www.marylandpatientsafety.org. . 2. Training Overview. . The Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005 (Patient Safety Act) encourages health care providers to share quality and . Patient Safety You Can Make a Difference 2016 Patient Safety is in the News HEADLINES … Doctor…cut off wrong l eg Sponge left in woman’s body One in six NHS patients misdiagnosed Blogs Tweets Patient Safety in Canada The International System Safety Society Canada Chapter Thursday, March 25, 2010 Botched tests cast doubts on cancer screening Beverly is one of the first patients lined up to testify at the inquiry. She found a small lump in her breasts in early 2001. At the time, she was told she tested negative for a hormonal treatment that can drastically reduce chances of cancer's reoccurrence in eligible patients. By the time she learned her test results were wrong - Conference – Chicago, IL . Safety . Workshop #. 3. The . Comprehensive Unit-based Safety . Program (CUSP) Toolkit. May 31, 2017 3:30 – 5:00 PM CT . .  . Barbara S. Edson, RN, MBA, MHA. VP, Clinical Quality . 2023. 06-09-2023. THEME. “Engaging Patients for Patient Safety”. Objectives. Raise . Empower. . Engage. Advocate. 06-09-2023. Taking pledge on “Primum non . nocere. -First Do No Harm”. Including patient Safety as a theme in “Health Mela”. Marcia Baker . Sandy Cox. 2. By . the Numbers. 3. Strategic Dashboard. NH Institute of Safety & Quality | Data Updated 2/28/2022 | . kcr. Target reached or exceeded. Moving toward target. Target not met or moving away from target.