Patient Safety Specialist

Key Responsibilities: Support in the management of operational processes in ensuring compliance with Novartis global/local procedures, national and international regulations/standards/guidelines for pharmacovigilance of Novartis marketed and investigational products. Manage collection, processing, documentation, reporting and follow-up of all adverse events (AE) reports for all Novartis products from clinical trials, post-marketing studies (PMS), Patient Oriented Programs (POP), registries and a...

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직급 : 과장·부장, 고용형태 : 풀타임, 직종 : 경영 및 제조, 업계 : 국방 및 우주 제조

Improving Patient Safety: Lessons from a Military Operations Framework

Healthcare, however, operates reactively in response to patient harm, often intervening once a patient safety event has occurred, versus using practices and tools to recognize and respond to threats. Applied to patient safety, a left-of-bang approach teaches frontline clinicians to increase sensitivity to and stay in constant vigilance for threats before they happen, moving down a scale o ...

Improving Patient Safety Through Provider Communication Strategy Enhancements - Advances in Patient Safet....

Bookshelf Search Browse Titles Advanced Help Disclaimer Advances in Patient Safety: New... daily multidisciplinary patient-centered rounds using a daily goals sheet; and team huddles. The...

Goal: at The End of 3 Days Exposure To Clinical Area The Patients Will Be Able To | PDF

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Survey Shows the Role of Technology in the Progress of Patient Safety - Health Catalyst

Technology has become an integral part of healthcare, and as hospital systems work toward improving patient safety, it’s more important than ever. Although the majority of healthcare organizations are focused on patient safety, the results of those efforts are yet to be seen. Better technology could be the key, according to a June 2018 survey by Health Catalyst. Nearly nine out of 10 respondents to a national survey of physicians, nurses, and healthcare executives say their organizations are s...

Improving Patient Safety: Machine Learning Targets an Urgent Concern

Patient harm is a persistent and urgent healthcare concern that directly impacts the patient experience and overall outcomes. According to recent estimates, one in three hospitalized patients experiences preventable harm, and over 400,000 individuals per year die from these injuries. As the third-leading cause of death, preventable harm costs health systems more than $1 billion annually. As health systems seek ways to improve patient safety, many organizations are looking to patient harm risk as...

Multimorbidity and Patient Safety Incidents in Primary Care: A Systematic Review

However, rigorous syntheses of the link between patient safety incidents and multimorbidity are not available. This review examined the relationship between multimorbidity and patient...

How to Use Data to Improve Quality and Patient Safety - Health Catalyst

Avoiding patient harm is intrinsic to the work of healthcare professionals. Hippocrates (ca. 460–377 BCE), known as the Father of Modern Medicine, helped set this precedent when he said, “The physician must…have two special objects in view with regard to disease, namely, to do good or to do no harm.” · Contemporary medicine, however, still struggles to realize its primary mission. Today, researchers estimate that one in three hospitalized patients experiences preventable harm and over ...