Understand the relationship between healthcare quality and patient safety.
Identify the main background of the safety movement: in the health sector and other areas.
Discuss the epidemiology of clinical safety and the results of major studies.
Review key reports on patient safety and their main contributions.
Define the terminology used by WHO.
Identify clinical safety culture as a basis for quality improvement and explore tools for its assessment and enhancement.
Understand the importance of the human factor and patient safety and the application of tools for its improvement.
Didactic Units:
Quality and Patient Safety
Inherent Risk in Healthcare and Scope of the Problem
Brief History of Safety 1 and 2
Advances in Safety
Research Progress in the Field of Safety
Strategies and Main Patient Safety Organizations
Case Studies
Main Findings of Epidemiological Studies
Methodological Aspects of Studies 1 and 2
Nature of Adverse Events
Safety Terminology: Basic Concepts
Latent Conditions
How Do Errors Occur?
Error Approach Models
Organizational Culture: Basic Concepts
Patient Safety Culture
Measuring Safety Culture
Introduction to the Human Factor and Patient Safety
Communication and Patient Safety
Teamwork and Patient Safety
Situation Awareness
Decision Making and Patient Safety
Stress, Fatigue, and Work Environment
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