Improving health care quality and patient safety

We identified a learning gap among participants in Improving health care quality and patient safety, attributed to several factors:

•  Lack of understanding of quality improvement methodologies and tools among healthcare professionals.
• Difficulty in identifying and prioritizing areas for improvement within complex healthcare systems
• Challenges in addressing cultural barriers and hierarchical structures that may impede open communication and reporting of errors
• Challenges in engaging frontline staff and fostering a sense of ownership and accountability for patient safety
• Limited access to current and reliable evidence-based resourc

• analyze the components of a patient safety culture within their institution.
• identify areas for improvement within their practice or institution.
• implement strategies to promote a culture of safety, leading to an increase in reported near misses and a decrease in adverse events.
• develop policies and procedures aimed at promoting a culture of safety within their healthcare institution.
• evaluate the impact of open communication strategies on patient outcomes and satisfaction.
• assess the impact of effective interprofessional communication on patient outcomes and experiences.
• evaluate the impact of evidence-based practice on patient outcomes and experiences.