Patient Safety in HealthCare Setting .

Name: Patient Safety in HealthCare Setting .
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definition of patient safety, threats of patient safety, key element of a culture of safety ,reporting incidence .

Created bySarah Mohammed Qannass

Last updated 10/2023

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What you'll learn

Summarize why it is essential to improve patient safety.
Explain the difference between risk and hazard.
Identify key elements of a culture of safety.
Define human factors and systems safety.
Overview Root Cause Analysis
Identify key elements of Building organization safety of culture.
understand the value and purpose of risk manger
understand root cause analysis
Explain the concept of Just Culture and its impact on organizational culture.
Describe the important of medication Safety .

Course content

1 section • 10 lectures • 2h 34m total length

Chapter (1) How frequent are threats to patient safety?40:05
Examine how frequent threats to patient safety are in hospitals, define adverse events, and distinguish preventable from nonpreventable harms, including medication errors and infections, within a culture of safety.
How frequent are threats to patient safety?0:43
patient safety quiz
chapter (2) key element of a culture of safety.15:23
Explore patient safety in healthcare by examining culture of safety, work system design, and the system engineer initiative for patient safety model, focusing on patient, employee, and organizational outcomes.
key element of a culture of safety1:32
SEIPS MODEL
Chapter (3) reporting incidence25:29
Explore how a positive patient safety culture and learning from errors and near-misses shape reporting systems, incident reviews, and continuous quality improvement in healthcare organizations.
reading material chapter 32:09
chapter (4) understand the value and purpose of risk manager .29:00
Discover how healthcare risk management safeguards patients and assets by identifying threats, prioritizing risks, reporting centennial events, and applying root cause analysis to reduce active and latent errors.
Root Couse analysis reading .0:49
active and passive failure
medication safety23:29
Define medication safety and prescribing safety within patient safety. Outline the safe system, error types, and strategies like computerized prescribing and cross-checks.
LASA medicine16:01
Learn how to build a culture of safety and use root cause analysis and tools to prevent look-alike and sound-alike medication errors, including tall-man lettering and independent double checks.

Requirements

This course is helpful for all healthcare personals.
Graduate with the specialized skills for a successful career in the public health sector.

Description

and the difference between safe care and unsafe care can be decided in minutes. Over the last two decades and more, we have tried hard to prevent things from going wrong, to detect them quickly if they do, to limit the harm as much as possible, and to learn for the future. In these courses, you'll find essential learning about human factors science, risk mitigation, and teamwork delivered by leading experts in the field. also this course will go through medication safety which is design to healthcare provider involved in the medication use process - e.g., physicians, dentists, pharmacists, nurses, respiratory therapists, etc.

you will also learn the human factors associated with error ,and the different between latent and active errors . we will be discussing the component parts of a culture of safety, including psychological safety, accountability, and teamwork and communication. the importance of using different tools in risk management .We will go through medication safety including high alert medication .

After completing this course ,you will be able to ,summarize why it is essential to improve patient safety. Describe a framework for improving the safety in healthcare .Explain why systemic learning from errors and unintended events is the best respond to ensure patient safety .

Who this course is for:

Train Healthcare Providers and Leaders and ensure that patient safety principles are applied.