This section steps through the process of analysis and reporting survey data on patient safety culture.
At this stage you have decided to undertake an improvement project using a survey of patient safety culture, engaged champions and developed a clear project plan. Stage 2 steps you through preparing for and running the survey.
2021
Newsletter
This issue includes items on COVID-19, sepsis, nurse staffing, transitions of care, medication safety, cardiovascular disease, primary care and more.
Also covered is the latest issue of the Australian Health Review, along with the latest online papers from BMJ Quality and Safety and the International Journal for Quality in Health Care and the latest from the UK’s NICE and NIHR
This section will guide you through the steps to plan your project. The outcome of these decisions can be documented in the project plan template.
Approaches to measurement
Why measure patient safety culture
Leadership is key
Commitment to patient safety culture by leadership and management is crucial. While events leading to patient harm happen at the operational level, organisational factors play a vital role and are greatly influenced by management and leadership.
The Commission delivered consultations to develop the requirements in partnership with all jurisdictions via the Clinical Trials Project Reference Group. A new report revealed broad support and a sense of genuine enthusiasm and anticipation for the proposed National One Stop Shop.