Patient Safety

The Joint Committee is committed to promoting a safe and high-quality medical system with the aim of not harming patients. We all have a role to play to protect the safety of the patient and those who take care of it. We are proud to support the NPSF Patient Safety Joint Campaign and encourage you to participate and take action to improve the safe situation

For over 60 years, the Joint Committee, medical institutions improve the quality and safety of medical care they offer by helping them become advocates of patient safety. Many of our safety-centered patient-driven initiatives encourage and support organizational efforts to prioritize patient safety

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In order to speed up the consistency of patient safety and quality of educational methods, Canadian patient safety laboratories must provide certification, certification, and local regulatory bodies and medical professionals I invited academic representatives from more than 50 national organizations interested in education. Patient safety education in Toronto, Ontario, January 2015. The purpose of the educational roundtable meeting is to prepare a patient safety education action plan that will lay the foundation of a nationwide patient safety education network. The topics displayed are as follows: Through cooperation with patients and their families, education and health care providers, the leaders of quality and patient safety education, content, design and delivery of patient safety and quality improvement course through policy, law, certification and supervision, Improve health professionals Patient's safety ability and relationship between patient safety culture and learning

Patient safety is another important aspect of health and social care quality. The World Health Organization defines patient safety as "preventable harm to the patient during the healthcare process" and sets patient safety discipline to "cooperative to prevent harm caused by the health care process Initiatives ". In 1991 Harvard Medical Practice Survey reported that 4% of patients suffered something in the hospital and subsequent medical laboratories reported that medical malpractice in medical was estimated in 1999. In the United States, deaths such as traffic accidents and breast cancer are increasing. Studies in the UK and Europe estimate that 10% of hospitalized patients suffer from medical malpractice or risk,