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Ensuring patient Safety
What regulation can do?
Regulator responding to serious safety concerns by investigating incidents and reporting on them independently meassures the public that root cases have been identified and action will be taken.
Maggie Kemmner
Head, Safety Strategy, Healthcare Commission, UK
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Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare
Enhancing healthcare safety and quality The Commission has been created for five years by the Australian, State and Territory Governments to make sustainable improvements to Australian healthcare safety and quality and to fulfil the responsibilities outlined for it by Health Ministers.
Diana Horvath
Chief Executive, The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare
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Commissioning for Improved Patient Safety
Rise of a new era
Ensuring the delivery of healthcare as safely as possible has become top priority for the NHS. The commissioners have an important role to play in planning and monitoring services on the basis of quality and outcomes to restore primum non nocere (first, do no harm)as a policy to its rightful place in the health system. But how should commissioners set about their task?
Martin McShane
Director of Strategic, Planning and Health Outcomes, NHS Lincolnshire – Commissioning, UK
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Patient Safety and Risk Management
A look at the basics
Even as modern healthcare continues to achieve excellent results, all too often patients are put at risk either through errors or through failure to assess their needs properly, manage their care and recognise deterioration.
Sarah Williamson
Consultant, Patient Safety and Risk Management, SalSafe, UK
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Quality and Safety
Creating a supportive culture
A process-oriented approach, which sees care as both social and technical, naturally supports a positive quality improvement strategy and aligns the major subcultures.
Philip Hoyle
Director, Clinical Governance, Northern Sydney Central Coast Area Health Service, Australia
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Cypress – The new data storage system by GreenBytes
GreenBytes has introduced its new data storage system for healthcare, Cypress. Cypress is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) appliance for archiving long-term, persistent data, often found in hospital data storage environments.
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