Medical Education Institutions: Developing a Culture of Patient Safety

Sep 27, 2012

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Objectives. Understand the perception of medical errors by residents in teaching institutions.Identify key risk areas in patient care where resident-related medical errors commonly occur.. Objectives. Describe risk management strategies to help prevent medical errors, mitigate liability exposur

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Medical Education Institutions: Developing a Culture of Patient Safety

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1. Medical Education Institutions: Developing a Culture of Patient Safety Richard Terry, DO, FACOFP, Director Wilson Family Practice Residency Program Paul Decker, Risk Management Consultant Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company

Practice #1: Create a Healthcare Culture of Safety

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NH Patient Safety Culture Survey (AHRQ) Beth Hercher , QI Specialist Patient Safety Team April 2009 Patient Safety Rest

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Making a Patient Safety Program Work

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The Indianapolis Coalition for Patient Safety

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Homicide, Multicide and Institutions of Higher Education Safety: An Examination of Shootings at Institutions of Higher

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Medical Education and Patient Safety

Medical Education and Patient Safety. Professor David Black KSS Postgraduate Deanery. Summary. 3 Stories Quality Management and PGME Trainee voice Frame this as one perspective on the Robert Francis Inquiry. A College visit in 2001. Pre 2005 the Colleges regulated PGME

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Results from the AHRQ Medical Office Survey on Patient Safety Culture 2012 User Comparative Database 2012 AHRQ Annual C

Results from the AHRQ Medical Office Survey on Patient Safety Culture 2012 User Comparative Database 2012 AHRQ Annual Conference September 10, 2012 Theresa Famolaro, MPS, Westat. Acknowledgements. Westat staff Joann Sorra Naomi Dyer Scott Smith

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The AHRQ Surveys on Patient Safety Culture Setting the Standard for Patient Safety Culture Around the Globe AHRQ Annual

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Developing a Platform for Learning

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Patient Safety

Patient Safety. Patient safety and reducing medical error has always been a top priority Institute of Medicine Report 1999 “More people die from medical errors each year than from suicides, highway accidents, breast cancer, or AIDS” 44,000 - 98,000 deaths per year. Medical Error.

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Building a Patient Safety Mentor Program

Building a Patient Safety Mentor Program. Michele Campbell, RN, MSM, CPHQ FABC Corporate Director Patient Safety and Accreditation Christiana Care Health System. Landmark Report. Culture Survey. Focus Groups/ Culture Debriefing Sessions. Safety First Learning Report Data.

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“The right care for every person, every time.”

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Redefining the Culture for Patient Safety

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Safety Culture: Can we improve it?

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