Liisi Mägi

[Liisi Mägi @MagiLiisi]

@jaapanlanna Aga eks arvamusi on erinevaid. Ma arvan pole vaja naha kaitsebarjääri väga varakult rikkuda.

[Liisi Mägi @MagiLiisi]

@jaapanlanna Mina olen oma lapsi alles umbes 2a üleni seebiga pesema hakanud. Vajadusel ainult poriseid põlvi või käsi seebiga.

[PATSAFE Project @PATSAFE2]

Thinking about business case, spin-off, exploitation courses and #patientsafety network.

[PATSAFE Project @PATSAFE2]

Discussions about future use of #patientsafety educational material: integration of courses in other curricula. @MagiLiisi @HCalsbeek @KajaPolluste

[PATSAFE Project @PATSAFE2]

Expectations to the project: creation of doctoral studies; not only a topic for doctors and nurses, also administrative issues; the creation of common data fields; agreements for data collection; clear signal from the Health Department to the university; more interdisciplinarity

[PATSAFE Project @PATSAFE2]

@unitartu has a major role to play in coordinating patient safety training and research and being an advisor and expert to policy-makers as well as health care providers. @KajaPolluste speaks about health policy impact to #patsientsafety.
#PATSAFEconference

[PATSAFE Project @PATSAFE2]

Terje Peetso Quality Manager of N-E Regional Hospital, Ülle Rohi Head of Nursing at E-T Central Hospital, Joel Starkopf Member of the Board of the Clinic, Marianne Härma Deputy Director General of the Health Board, Triin Paaver Patient Council of the University of Tartu Hospital

[Instituto Donabedian @Inst_Donabedian]

@KajaPolluste, @PATSAFE2 project manager, highlights the impact that the project is having and will have in Estonia.

[Instituto Donabedian @Inst_Donabedian]

Most attendants of the @PATSAFE2 conference indicate that a positive safety culture means teamwork, quality, support, and no-blame.

[Instituto Donabedian @Inst_Donabedian]

What do the participants in our final @PATSAFE2 conference think they need more training in?
@unitartu
@IQhealthcare
@Inst_Donabedian

[PATSAFE Project @PATSAFE2]

This spring, the Riigikogu passed the Patient Insurance Act, so patient safety will receive a legal framework. The law alone does not guarantee patient safety, it requires trained people and implement science-based approaches. Speaker Tanel Kiik, minister
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