160 likes | 312 Views
Safety Culture the journey in paediatrics – so far. Scottish Patient Safety Paediatric Programme. Success of SPSP – adopted work streams. SPSPP launched – June 2010 Inpatient paediatric care (all ages). Aims: paediatric evidence-base; ‘best in class’; linked to measurable outcomes.
E N D
Scottish Patient Safety Paediatric Programme • Success of SPSP – adopted work streams. • SPSPP launched – June 2010 • Inpatient paediatric care (all ages). • Aims: • paediatric evidence-base; • ‘best in class’; • linked to measurable outcomes. • Dynamic quality improvement programme. • Relevant to paediatric hospital care delivered in Scotland.
SPSPP Key Aim: 30% reduction in adverse events by June 2013 “Harm” – anything done you wouldn’t like done to yourself
Working with People Adapted from R Scoville, R Lloyd, IHI
Subject Matter Experts Triggers not applicable to DGH care Liked the multi-disciplinary approach to reviews Culture shift – understanding of harm! Adverse Events ‘rare events’ – how to improve Many triggers addressed by SPSPP
Testing / Change Concepts • Methodology • Review to follow admission • Identify what causes harm / common system failures • Long-term conditions • Child Protection
What change can we make that will result in improvement? SPSPP Avoidable Harm - Structured Case Note Review