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Patient Safety Symposium
Transforming Patient Safety and Quality with Effective Use of Data


 Track type: Symposium


Date: 22 Sep 2018

 

 Time: 1400 - 1530


Location: Academia, Level 1, L1-S1


Quality is a line deliverable in healthcare and an essential aspect of service delivery at all levels to ensure patient safety. In order to track Quality Improvement, outcomes have to be measured. Use of measurable data enables objective assessment of whether change and improvement have indeed occurred. As data capabilities become increasingly revolutionised in today’s healthcare environment, safe care becomes increasingly complex.

The effective use of data not only enables us to accurately articulate problem statements; it also assists leadership to make decisions and identify priorities. This is paramount to the function of safety and quality in any health service.





TOPIC 1:


SingHealth Cluster Wide Systematic Audits on Hand Hygiene Compliance and Environmental Hygiene Performance for Safe Care


 

Speaker: Prof Tan Kok Hian


 




TOPIC 2:


Development of National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (NSQIP) for High Quality Care



TOPIC 3:



Using Data to Deliver Care More Efficiently and Improve the Patient Experience


 

Speaker: Ms Lee Chen Ee


 




TOPIC 4:


Optimising the Presentation and Visualisation of Clinical and Patient Safety Data for Improvement of Care – From Dashboard to Story Board


 

Speaker: Ms Pang Nguk Lan


 




TOPIC 5:


Managing Patient Safety Culture Data & Quality Improvement





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