Webinar on Safer Hospital Care Principles and Best Practices

Overview: Safe hospital care in neither a science nor an art. It is a practice just like the practice by a doctor who combines hindsight of experience and foresight of imagination to come up with an outsight of the best interventions and best protocols. Over time the doctor standardizes the process but is vigilant to any unique requirements of each patient. Such an approach in patient safety is called hazard analysis and mitigation process.

This webinar goes a big step farther. It covers innovation strategies to assure that the safety improvements result in a high return on investment and high value to the hospital, and protects the patients. 

Why should you Attend: About 400,000 patients die each year from hospital mistakes according to a senate hearing. Evidence based methods to reduce adverse, sentinel, and never events are available and successful in aerospace, nuclear, and chemical industries. Why not use them?

We need a paradigm shift. We need it in a hurry! You cannot cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water. Do not be afraid to take a big step if one is indicated. No noble thing can be done without risks 

Areas Covered in the Session:

• The Etiologies of Unsafe Care
• Sufficient Understanding is a Pre-requisite to Safe Care
• Preventing “Indifferencity” to Enhance Patient Safety
• Continuous innovation is better than Continuous Improvement
• Innovations Should Start with Incidence Reports
• Hazard Analysis
• Fault Tree Analysis-the Best Tool for Harm Prevention
• Doing More with Less is Innovation
• Re-Invent Quality Management
• Human Errors may be Unpreventable, Preventing Harm is an Innovation
• Managing Safety: Lessons from Aerospace
• Protect Patients from Dangers in Medical Devices
• The Paradigm Pioneers
• Aequanimitas,The Best Known Strategy for Safe Care
  
  

Who Will Benefit:

• Hospital senior management
• Hospital administrators
• Doctors
• Nursing staff
• Clinical engineers
• Radiology staff
• Infection control staff
• Patient advocates