How can we design health solutions that build on community strengths? Join us on Nov 28 to learn how health & municipal leaders, advocates & orgs can work together to deliver care that can reduce hospital stays & build healthier, resilient communities. https://t.co/hBkwik5qwB
Participate in Canadian Patient Safety Week 2024 with an engaging activity designed to broaden your team's understanding of healthcare harm. Download: https://t.co/xpoVctk2OV
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When we recognize and reduce healthcare harm, we're creating safety for all. Let's broaden our understanding of harm. Be a leader in any care setting this Canadian Patient Safety Week!
Sign up for #CPSW2024 here: https://t.co/JL5SD3AN9t
Who experiences healthcare harm? Anyone who receives, delivers or supports care. Read how this ties into the theme of Canadian Patient Safety Week 2024 here: https://t.co/omZVHnpKQt
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It’s #CanadianPatientSafetyWeek!
We are raising awareness and having important conversations at our patient safety booths across our sites this week. Staff, patients and families are welcome to post a pledge to #PatientSafety. Together, we can make a difference. #CPSW2023
“Crib of Horrors” is an excellent, hands on and fun way to sensitize HCWs to issues in Patient Safety. Bravo B9 peds team for keeping the tradition alive @HME_MCH#CPSW2023
How safe is our care? Explore a new approach to safer care this Canadian Patient Safety Week with our Rethinking Patient Safety discussion guide. Download here: https://t.co/tdrbyZt7ny
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Register for Canadian Patient Safety Week now to access webinars, tools, resources, free printed materials, as well as an exclusive fireside chat! All while exploring our new approach to improving safety for all. Learn more and register today: https://t.co/OWbNxh6kg6
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Did you know new @CIHI_ICIS data shows 1 in 17 hospital stays in Canada resulted in unintended harm? Access our resources/opportunities that providers, patients & caregivers can use to avoid harm & create safety. https://t.co/yuLA1oRUUu #CPSW2022#SafetyConversations
It's Canadian Patient Safety Week!
This #CPSW2022, and every week, press play on #SafetyConversations. Whether you want to fine-tune your safety conversations or get started, we can help you carry on the conversation with resources & opportunities.
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Join the Safety Conversations Action Series! This new initiative will support healthcare teams to have safety conversations with peers, leaders, patients, residents and essential care partners. Learn more: https://t.co/Co7UuI3csj
Following #QualityRounds? Here are the resources that I mentioned:
How Safe is Your Care report: https://t.co/vLQM5ql6IU
World Patient Safety Day: https://t.co/NEUa5bFYHX
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How do you define harm? Below are examples included in our holistic and balanced approach to safety. We believe that racism is harm (psychological harm and dehumanization). @HE_ES_Canada