Thanks to everyone who helped to make Patient Safety Week such a big success. The Health Quality & Safety Commission, in partnership with ACC, promoted the week.
New Plymouth Injury Safe is once again supporting good communication between patients, whānau and Taranaki District Health Board (DHB) staff – the focus of this year’s Patient Safety Week, a national campaign which runs from 30 October to 5 November.
Patient Safety Week starts today and coincides with the release of a new report showing patient harm reduction and cost savings have been achieved through improved health services.
Good communication between patients, whānau and Taranaki DHB staff is the focus of this year’s Patient Safety Week, a national campaign which runs from 30 October to 5 November.
Patient Safety Week 2016 will run from Sunday 30 October to Saturday 5 November 2016. The Commission has worked with a sector group, including quality and risk managers, consumers and representatives from primary care to develop the approach for the week.
Taranaki DHB introduced a new initiative for 2016's Patient Safety Week in order to help spread the week's key health messages. Every single hot drink sold at the two hospital's cafeterias and the Esp...
#TDHBPatientSafetyWeek has had plenty of support from the Taranaki community, including from three ex-New Plymouth Mayors (David Lean, Peter Tennant and Harry Duynhoven). Others include councillors St...
Earlier this week the Royal New Zealand Navy (specifically, the HMNZS Endeavour) posted a picture on their Facebook page in support of Taranaki DHB's Patient Safety Week.
That is the message Hawke’s Bay District Health Board Consumer Engagement Manager Jeanette Rendle is imparting during National Patient Safety Week which...
Hawera Hospital are using 'speech bubble boards' to gather consumer's views about what's important to them in their health care during Patient Safety Week.
On Monday 150 first year nursing students were welcomed at Waikato Hospital and the Nursing and Midwifery Professional Development Unit took the opportunity to profile patient safety week - all the st...
During Patient Safety Week, the medical and paediatric wards of Whakatane Hospital (Bay of Plenty DHB) are trialing this adaptation of the 'Hello my name is' stickers.
Campaigns for hospital staff and public often focus on physical things like hand hygiene, falls prevention, avoiding pressure sores, but this year the focus is on the importance of communication.
Staff at Bay of Plenty District Health Board (DHB) are focusing on always identifying themselves to patients, as part of activity for the Health Quality & Safety Commission’s national Patient Safety W...
South Canterbury District Health Board (DHB) are engaging with Patient Safety Week 2015 in a number of ways, including holding booths at Timaru Hospital where patients and staff are encouraged to shar...
Whanganui District Health Board (DHB) have adapted the Health Quality & Safety Commission's 'Let's PLAN for better care' resources as an advertisement for Patient Safety Week 2015.