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      • Identifying and learning from factors that contribute to patient safety incidents (PSIs), ‘an event or circumstance which could have resulted or did result in unnecessary harm to patients’, 1 are essential for developing viable solutions for safer health care. 2, 3 Approximately, 3%–25% of hospitalized patients experience a harmful incident (adverse event [AE]), and 34%–83% of these are considered preventable. 4 - 6 AEs are a burden to patients, their families and health care professionals and...
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  2. Feb 25, 2021 · The best we can hope to do is to try to minimise the risk of error occurring, to be risk aware, to learn from the patient safety errors of past and to change practices. These are the fundamental prerequisites for developing an ingrained patient safety culture in the NHS.

  3. Explore the impacts of patient safety incidents on those affected, including patients and caregivers, healthcare providers and teams, and organizations and communities. Patient Safety Incident Analysis. Discover how to analyze and learn from patient safety incidents to prevent harm in the future.

  4. Healthcare organizations should be encouraged to use a combination of methods to help staff learn from safety incidents. Healthcare organizations should adapt the learning tools used in HROs following safety incidents; however, the way these tools or initiatives are implemented is critical.

  5. Analyze, manage and learn from patient safety incidents in any healthcare setting with the Canadian Incident Analysis Framework. Incident analysis is a structured process for identifying what happened, how and why it happened, what can be done to reduce the risk of recurrence and make care safer, and what was learned.

  6. Incident management: the actions taken after patient safety incidents (including near misses). This section offers guidance and resources to support the immediate response, disclosure, preparing for analysis, the analysis process, follow-through, and closing the loop and sharing learning.

  7. The purpose of this guide is to: maximise opportunities to learn from patient safety incidents in your practice, and to share learning via organisational or national reporting systems. outline a process for learning from patient safety incidents in your practice.

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