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Introducing to you our esteemed panel of partners!!🌟 From expert specialists to top-notch facilities, we've got you covered! #BSMHealthcare #KlinicSelva #HealthcarePartners #ExpertCare #TopNotchFacilities"

This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for the progress we’ve made. Most important, we are excited about what we all can achieve through advancing Successful Human Factors™. 📨 Get in touch: hello@successfulhf.com #successfulhf #medicaldevice #humanfactors #supplierquality #SHF20  #HFSP #projectsuccess #qualityassurance #medtech #healthcare #regulatoryaffairs #usabilitytesting #patientsafety

"Introducing to you our esteemed panel of partners!!🌟 From expert specialists to top-notch facilities, we've got you covered. #BSMHealthcare #KlinicSelva #HealthcarePartners #ExpertCare #TopNotchFacilities"

As a wrap-up to a very successful MTAA conference here's a short video... Thanks everyone for attending and participating. Cheers Glenn (Healthcare Professionals Group) #MTAA #MedTech #MedTech23

Stay up-to-date with the proposed major changes from the 2025 IPPS Proposed Rule. Download our FREE slideshow to learn about new eCQMs, structural measures, mandatory NHSN HAI measures, and more. Don't miss out on this valuable resource! Click the link below to access the slideshow. 👇 https://hubs.li/Q02tswJ_0 #Healthcare #RegulatoryUpdates #QualityMeasures #IPPSProposedRule #eCQMs #PatientSafety

A WORD FROM OUR CHAIR 🗣 With our #PCPN event just around the corner our chair Aruna Garcea gives us an insight into what she is looking forward to the most ahead of the event and the benefits you could gain from the experience. It's not long until we provide a platform for industry leaders and innovative solution providers to collaborate and improve the future of primary care 🚀 Which key theme are you most looking forward to discussing at #PCPN 2024? Let us know! 👇 #primarycare #healthcare

At QUAD A, patient safety is at the core of our mission. While our direct contact is with healthcare providers, it is the patient who matters most. Our dedication to quality healthcare is exemplified through our Patient Safety Data Reporting (PSDR) System. This process is unique among healthcare accreditation agencies and provides large-scale data for researchers. Accredited facilities can be proud of their contribution to improving outcomes by submitting quarterly reports of routine cases and adverse events. The result is a one-of-a-kind data set that provides true insight into care. Through the analytical power of aggregated data, we continuously reevaluate risks, pinpointing areas for improvement. With this data, we produce peer-reviewed journal articles identifying potential hazards and causes, and revise standards to advance care. Achieve accreditation by QUAD A, where patient safety is paramount, and your expectations are exceeded. To discover more about our organization and our patient-centric approach, visit www.quada.org. #QUADA #GlobalAccreditation #PatientsFirst #Accreditation

Yesterday, I listened as a friend walked me through a lifetime of back-to-back heart-breaking stories regarding battles with their health, as well as some of their family members. Equally heart-wrenching was listening to the nearly insurmountable struggles they had to endure to piece together their care. Unfortunately, they could take me down their street and I could speak with neighbour after neighbour, each with their own heart-breaking struggles to tell as well. There were so many different takeaways from listening to this story that could fill ten posts. With such a long string of medical conditions they clearly had a very complex and interconnected healthcare situation. This also created a large list of medical professionals involved over a lifetime. Many of the conditions and the issues were on the rarer side. You can already feel for how this would be a recipe for struggle. They had to eventually resort to building their own physical medical record in a giant folder, kept at home. Photocopies brought to each new doctor to inform them as best they could. They had to strongly advocate for themselves, repeatedly calling, emailing, etc. to get the attention of the system, a system that’s clearly overwhelmed, but also not connected as it should be. Here we have a citizen who is trying to get care so they can live a productive and happy life. We also have a healthcare system with caring professionals trying to do their best with what they have to work with. Unfortunately, we have a major chasm that exists between both. Many things will need to be tackled to close this gap. However, one thing is for certain, the lack of a comprehensive, electronic health record that contained all of their past and current conditions, care, surgeries, tests, environmental exposures, treatments, medications etc. certainly played a key role in the struggles endured. I’ve mentioned before that I’ve been encouraged by the recent gains made here in NB with repect to electronic health records. More needs to be done. All practices, labs and healthcare centres etc will need to be properly connected to ensure data is appropriately, and securely being shared with our electronic health records. The data needs to be in a standard patient summary format to be usable. We need to help healthcare professionals ensure the data is captured but not overload them with more administration. We need their time focused on care. At a recent Canada Health Infoway conference, Dr. Rashaad Bhyat and Dr. Payal Agarwal discussed the patient summary format and why health systems should adopt the pan-Canadian version of it. Included is a fascinating live demo of how a patient summary can be easily captured during a patient interaction with the help of an AI assistant. This patient summary data can then better inform care delivery. There are standards and innovative technologies out there. How can we embrace them and how can we shrink the chasm?

Insights from the 11th International Patient Safety Conference highlight the imperative for greening healthcare initiatives and developing international sustainability standards for hospitals. Learn more https://iii.hm/1p42 #IPSC2024 #IPSC #PatientSafetyConference #FutureofPatientSafety