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World Patient Safety Day calls for global solidarity and concerted action by all countries and international partners to improve patient safety. https://loom.ly/fbcGESs #Sitero #ResearchCompliance #patientsafetyday #safetyday

Today marks #World_Patient_Safety_Day , a global effort to raise awareness about the critical importance of patient safety. This year, the spotlight is on improving diagnostic accuracy – a key part of delivering quality care and preventing avoidable harm. Timely, correct diagnosis is not only the foundation for effective treatment but also a patient’s first step towards recovery. However, diagnostic errors are more common than we realize, leading to delayed treatments, patient suffering and in some cases, fatal outcomes. This is where operational excellence comes in. At #Madeeda_Hospitals , we recognize the power of operational efficiency in improving diagnostic processes and making diagnosis more accessible and inovative; morever we also enable and empowring our colleagues “healthcare providers” to deliver fast, reliable results directly to the patient’s side. The sooner we diagnose, the sooner patients receive the right care, enhancing safety and outcomes. Let’s use this day as a reminder that the path to safer healthcare begins with accurate diagnosis. Every small step towards improving diagnostic capabilities is a giant leap towards better patient care. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #MadeedaHospitals

World Patient Safety Day..let's focus on improving diagnosis for patient safety. Correct and timely diagnosis play a pivotal role to improve patient care and safety. Getting to a correct diagnosis can be a complex journey. Let’s work together to “Get it right, make it safe!” Learn more about World Patient Safety Day here: https://lnkd.in/eSNin93A

This World Patient Safety Day, we highlight the vital role of improving diagnosis for patient safety. Timely, accurate diagnosis is essential in delivering safe care and preventing harm. By staying informed, reflecting on decisions, and collaborating with peers, we can reduce errors and protect patients. Let’s commit to challenging biases, embracing continuous learning, and ensuring that every diagnosis leads to safer outcomes. Because every patient deserves the best care. Get it right, make it safe! 🌍💊 #WorldPatientSafetyDay #Goodhealthforall #PatientSafety #HealthcareSafety #CoronaRemedies #SafeDiagnosis

Book your Patient Partnership Week events. Choose from Shared decision making Joining services around patients Empowering patients Effective communication Barriers to care & a conversation with the Patient Safety Commissioner. https://buff.ly/3SHWHyE

Carrying on with this week’s recognition of World Patient Safety Day, and the theme ‘Get it Right, Make it Safe’ Tracey Cammish, our Patient Safety and Clinical Intelligence Lead, shares her blog on how “ patient safety is not just a thing that we do, it is a foundational principle of how we do business” with an example of responding, investigating and learning from a recent Patient Safety issue. Read it here: https://ow.ly/Y9Gz50TpRpL #WorldPatientSafetyDay2024

Today is World Patient Safety Day! As healthcare professionals, we strive to provide safe and compassionate care to our patients. However, medical errors and adverse events can still occur, causing harm and even death. Let's renew our commitment to patient safety today and everyday. Here are some ways we can make a difference: • Speak up if you witness unsafe practices • Double check medications and treatments • Encourage open communication with patients and families • Support a culture of transparency and accountability • Stay up-to-date with the latest safety guidelines and research Together, we can reduce medical errors, prevent harm and ensure that our patients receive the safe and respectful care they deserve. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #PatientSafety #QualityCare #Healthcare #SafetyFirst #CompassionateCare

World Patient Safety Day is a global awareness initiative that brings together healthcare providers, patients, families, communities, caregivers, and policymakers to show their commitment to patient safety. In addition to being the fifth anniversary of our journal, PATIENT SAFETY, this year’s World Patient Safety Day focuses on improving diagnosis, with the slogan, “Get it right, make it safe!” A delayed, incorrect, or missing diagnosis can contribute to poor outcomes, including prolonged illness, disability, or death. Healthcare providers and patients may find the following resources about diagnostic errors and potential solutions useful: https://lnkd.in/esjSUHe6

On World Patient Safety Day, having himself recently undergone an elective total hip replacement, RCP’s improvement clinical director Dr Andrew Rochford provides an insightful account of what more can be done to improve patient safety. ‘History suggests that it is individuals and teams who have the greatest opportunity to improve patient safety. While the RCP and others lobby for systemic change please support each other to ‘get it right, make it safe.’ #WorldPatientSafetyDay #MCDC https://ow.ly/ZCvM50TpeHy

Improving patient safety is a team effort. Open communication between healthcare professionals, patients and their families, along with prioritizing safety measures is crucial to help reduce preventable harm and improve patient outcomes. This week we take time to create awareness around patient safety and celebrate the work already being done. Our custom discharge folders can help your patient safety initiatives by providing education to patients, helping to organize documents, and enhancing the patient experience: https://buff.ly/4bZmc6J #patientsafetyawarenessweek #patientsafety #patientsfirst