DOHA: The World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH) has hosted a webinar discussing the National Reporting and Learning System (NRLS) in the UK, as well as an overview of the CareReport system.
The webinar ‘Integrated Systems Approach to Patient Safety Incident Reporting and Learning’, took place recently. The event forms part of the ‘Safer Care Accelerator’ series devised by the Leading Health Systems Network (LHSN), a WISH initiative that shares best practice and inspires health systems worldwide to provide safer care for patients.
The webinar focused on how CareReport uses an integrated systems approach to report and learn, leveraging modern technologies and human behavioural insights to help address real world needs. Joshua Symons, who currently leads the Big Data and Analytical Unit, part of the Centre for Health Policy at St Mary’s Hospital, Imperial College London, addressed the online session. During the talk, Symons discussed CareReport, which serves as an alternative system for patient safety reporting and learning, and explained how it addresses the current key issues within the NRLS. “A modern clinician must have a modern solution to assist them with the daunting task of ensuring patient safety. The CareReport app addresses the three major items required to complete a patient safety application: Mobility, Human Factors and Advanced Technology,” he said. WISH, a global initiative of Qatar Foundation is a meeting point for thousands of high-level policymakers, academics and professionals. It has evolved into a key platform for the dissemination of healthcare innovation and best practices.
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DOHA: The World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH) has hosted a webinar discussing the National Reporting and Learning System (NRLS) in the UK, as well as an overview of the CareReport system.
The webinar ‘Integrated Systems Approach to Patient Safety Incident Reporting and Learning’, took place recently. The event forms part of the ‘Safer Care Accelerator’ series devised by the Leading Health Systems Network (LHSN), a WISH initiative that shares best practice and inspires health systems worldwide to provide safer care for patients.
The webinar focused on how CareReport uses an integrated systems approach to report and learn, leveraging modern technologies and human behavioural insights to help address real world needs. Joshua Symons, who currently leads the Big Data and Analytical Unit, part of the Centre for Health Policy at St Mary’s Hospital, Imperial College London, addressed the online session. During the talk, Symons discussed CareReport, which serves as an alternative system for patient safety reporting and learning, and explained how it addresses the current key issues within the NRLS. “A modern clinician must have a modern solution to assist them with the daunting task of ensuring patient safety. The CareReport app addresses the three major items required to complete a patient safety application: Mobility, Human Factors and Advanced Technology,” he said. WISH, a global initiative of Qatar Foundation is a meeting point for thousands of high-level policymakers, academics and professionals. It has evolved into a key platform for the dissemination of healthcare innovation and best practices.
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