The Danish Society for Patient Safety is one of the first organisations to sign up to ‘The #QiComms Charter’, aiming at making strategic communications an essential part of improvement. The Charter were launched at the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare 2 May. “The Charter invites all quality improvement…
In Safe Hands is a program aiming to improve patient safety in the primary care in the Danish municipalities and reduce pressure ulcers, medication errors, falls, and infections. The program started in five Danish municipalities in 2013 and is currently being spread to another 13 municipalities. The program introduces improvement…
Tellings stories is a powerful tool in improvement work. Unlike facts and data, stories directly affect emotions, and therefore are able to create motivation.
When you are working with improvement, it is important to celebrate milestones and successes.
Together with colleagues from a range of organisations from Europe, US and Canada, the communications team of the Danish Society for Patient Safety has formed the #QiComms Group.
Ved generalforsamlingen den 16. april fik Dansk Selskab for Patientsikkerhed ny formand, Karin Friis Bach, og to nye medlemmer i bestyrelsen. Et tredje nyt bestyrelsesmedlem er endnu ikke udpeget.
Video med Michael West, der var keynote ved Patientsikkerhedskonferencen 2018.
Communications can have a very significant and positive impact on healthcare professionals – for their motivation, their joy in work and their effort to create and sustain improvements. However, it’s important to include communications from the very start of a project. That’s what principle 2 in the #QiComms Charter is about: We will…
Kommunikation kan have stor positiv betydning for de sundhedsprofessionelle – for deres motivation, arbejdsglæde og indsats for at opnå forbedringer. Lidt ligesom der er oplagte fordele ved at inddrage borgerne fra starten i beslutninger om behandling og pleje, kan man opnå store synergieffekter og et mere sammenhængende forløb, hvis kommunikation…
”Vi har brug for, at lægerne deltager i debatten”. Ugeskrift for Læger citerer Mandag Morgens chefredaktør Lisbeth Knudsen for de pointer, som hun fremlagde vedPatientsikkerhedskonferencen 2018 den 16. april.