A8: Implementation of security at the clinical and strategic level
- Dates
- from 14/06/2027 to 15/09/2027
- Credits
- 9 ECTS
- More information
- Neus Gabà
ngaba@fadq.org
+34 93 207 66 08
Objectives
- Identify the main security issues related to diagnostic errors.
- Identify security issues in the different phases of patient evaluation: patient access, anamnesis, physical examination, complementary laboratory and imaging tests, evaluation and prioritization, referral or consultation, and follow-up.
- Identify the main medication errors.
- Characterize the international perspective regarding clinical security goals and priorities: ECRI Institute, AHRQ, Joint Commission International, and the International Patient Safety Goals, as well as pain as a patient safety issue.
- Characterize security from the patient's perspective.
- Define strategies for communicating errors to patients.
- Identify tools to support second victims as an institutional commitment to patient safety.
- Design a patient safety improvement program.
- Describe medication safety and the main international background.
- Identify medication safety issues in its different phases.
- Analyze and apply preventive strategies to reduce medication safety issues and the main barriers faced by professionals and patients.
- Descriure aspectes bàsics de la seguretat quirúrgica com a àrea destacada de la millora de la seguretat dels pacients en general.
- Explorar l'aplicació d'estratègies de millora en seguretat quirúrgica.
- Explicar les infeccions relacionades amb l'atenció en salut (IRAS) com a problema de seguretat i revisar les estratègies per a la seva prevenció i el paper dels diferents serveis i professionals en la prevenció i control de les IRAS.
Didactic units:
- Evaluation and diagnosis
- Identify the main security issues related to diagnostic errors.
- Taxonomy of diagnostic errors
- Errors in the seven stages of patient evaluation
- Relationship between adverse events and diagnostic errors
- Risk areas for diagnostic errors
- Recommendations for preventing diagnostic errors
- Definitions and glossary of terms in medication safety. The Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) as a reference for medication safety
- Incidence of medication safety problems: evaluation methods
- Measuring the risks of medication management in an organization: questionnaire
- Safety in selection and acquisition
- Prescription safety
- Administration safety
- Monitoring safety
- Appropriate prescription compliance
- Self-medication and its risks
- Medication reconciliation
- Patient education
- Actions for prescribers
- Actions for patients
- Actions for pharmacists
- Actions for nurses
- Preventive recommendations from ISMP
- Preventive recommendations from Joint Commission
- Recommendations from the Quality Forum
- Access to scientifically sound information
- High-risk medication and alerts
- Improving the therapeutic alliance between patient and professional
- Experience of a medication safety program in a health center: applications
- Introduction to HAIs
- Standard precautions
- Precautions based on the transmission mechanism of HAIs
- Epidemiological surveillance and strategies and plans for prevention and control of HAIs
- Improvement strategies in reducing HAIs
- Main terms related to patient safety in the field of perioperative medicine
- Incidence and causes of safety problems in surgical patients
- Unnecessary surgery
- Measurement of structure, process, and outcome in the surgical area
- Volume as a predictor of patient safety?
- Standards and recommendations from the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality
- Different checklists for safe surgery
- Other strategies for improving surgical safety: WHO Guidelines for Safe Surgery
- Anesthesia safety
- Main dangers in the operating room and how to prevent them for the safety of patients and professionals
- Productivity and efficiency of the surgical area as a driver of quality and patient safety
- Improving surgical patient safety: main barriers and driving strategies that can accelerate progress
- Basic concepts, definition, and participation models
- Patients' willingness to participate in their safety
- Professionals' willingness to encourage participation and applied approaches
- Methods, roles, and areas of participation: Patient surveys on patient safety
- Collective experiences of participation
- Effectiveness and benefits of patient participation
- Understanding the concept of the second victim.
- Strategy to improve care for second victims.
- Optimizing training to support victims.
- Elements to consider in safety improvement
- Safety management in a center
- Safety management at the microsystem level
- Collaborative project strategies for improving safety in specific areas