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Welcome to the webcast of the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Health Care, April 18th, 19th & 20th 2007. This site allows you to watch the plenary sessions live as they happen or on demand after the event. Panel discussions based on each plenary will also be available to watch on demand. All sessions will be provided in English and Spanish. We would like to thank the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement and the Health Foundation for their support of the event.
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(If you are experiencing any difficulties accessing the presentations please use the progressive download versions that are available at the bottom of the page)
Introduction video
Tuesday 17 April 2007
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Sessions schedule
Can healthcare ever be safe?
Wednesday 18 April 2007
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How quality improvement is moving to full scale - some of the problems as well as the successes. |
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Improving quality and safety on a national scale: can the US model be exported? Chaired by: Wim Schellekens, Chief Inspector for Curative Health, Dutch Inspectorate, Netherlands Panellists:Bernard Crump, Chief Executive, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement, UK Philippe Michel, Director, Haute Autorite de Sante, France Goran Henriks, Chief of Learning and Innovation, Jönkoping County Council, Sweden |
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What the quality movement can learn from other social movements
Thursday 19 April 2007
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Learning from the people, tactics, plans and images of the campaign to abolish slavery and Make Poverty History. |
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Is the quality and safety movement a social movement? Should it be? Identifying enemies and encouraging collaborators. Chaired by: Magne Nylenna, Editor, The Norwegian Electronic Health Library. Panellists:Helen Bevan, Director of Service Transformation, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement, UK Joe McCannon, Vice-president, Institute for Healthcare Improvement Frank Verheggen, Quality Manager, University Hospital Maastricht |
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When things go wrong: communicating about adverse events
Friday 20 April 2007
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Plenary 3: Lucian Leape, Linda Kenney The two victims approach to error and how to |
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Are doctors gods and patients helpless, or could there be two victims of a medical error? Looking at how the patient safety paradigm is being adopted across different cultures. Chaired by: Domhnall Macauley, General Practice Editor, BMJ Panellists:Nellie Yeo, Chief quality officer, National Healthcare Group Ptc, Singapore Mats Bojestig, Chief of Department of Medicine, Jönkoping County Council, Sweden Itziar Larizgoitia, World Health Organisation, Geneva |
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Partnering for patient safety
Friday 20 April 2007
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Plenary 4: John Prooi, Harry Molendijk Learning from a safety conscious multinational to improve safety in hospitals - DSM and Isala Klinieken working in partnership. |
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How collaboration with other industries can be mutually beneficial, and how to nurture safety as a lifestyle. Chaired by: David Stevens, Editor, Quality and Safety in Healthcare Panellists:Piera Poletti, Director, CEREF, Italy Richard Thomson, Director of Epidemiology and Research, National Patient Safety Agency , UK |
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