On 8 May, The Danish Medical Journal (DMJ), the general medical journal from The Danish Medical Association, published an article about the #QiComms initiative. (The article is originally written in Danish, and translated by The Danish Society for Patient Safety, below.) Original article in Danish Communication to enhance quality work A…
Statens Institut for Folkesundhed, Syddansk Universitet, offentliggør en ny evalueringsrapport med erfaringer fra Sikker Psykiatri
Den 2. – 4. maj var der International Forum i Amsterdam. 16 medarbejdere og projektledere fra I sikre hænders kommuner var med. Vi har spurgt fire af dem, hvad de tog med sig hjem.
Medarbejdere og projektledere fra I sikre hænder får mulighed for at hente ny viden og inspiration hjem fra udlandet, når de deltager i International Forum i Amsterdam til maj. To kommuner deltager med posters.
Dansk Selskab for Patientsikkerhed (PS!) er en af de første organisationer til at underskrive et nyt internationalt #QiComms Charter, der sætter fokus på strategisk kommunikation som en essentiel del af forbedringsarbejdet.
Nye metoder i Sønderborg Kommunes ældrepleje giver gevinst – både for borgerne og kommunen. Det viser en sundhedsøkonomisk evaluering, der er gennemført af fem studerende fra kandidatuddannelsen ”Medical market access” på Aalborg Universitet.
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.