World patient safety day
the importance of these collaborations. The social movement around safety that transcends the NHS itself has been built on this strong foundation. Sharing best practices across boundaries is also essential and by cross-collaborating as an industry, the group can proactively prevent incidents and make meaningful change. The emphasis on proactive prevention and rapid reporting underscores the group’s commitment to continuous improvement in safety.
Upcoming projects and priorities The ABHI Patient Safety Group plans to release a new report later this year with Patient Safety Learning, which will be made available on
www.abhi.org.uk. It will highlight industry opportunities and challenges, offering recommendations for action across stakeholder groups to enhance safety. The aim is to showcase best practices and provide a roadmap for ongoing improvements. The work will outline a robust framework for enhancing patient safety through systemic approaches and standardised practices, underscoring ABHI’s leadership in advocating for patient safety. It will elevate patient safety alongside healthcare worker safety as a critical agenda item, featuring strategic commitments, insights from HealthTech leaders, and proposals for integrating Safety Management Systems into healthcare practices. The document will also showcase HealthTech-driven initiatives and conclude with actionable recommendations for fostering continuous improvement and collective responsibility among stakeholders. The group is also committed to engaging with digital solutions and automation to further enhance safety measures. By integrating technology and innovation into healthcare practices, the group seeks to address workforce challenges and support patient safety as a top priority. The partnership with Patient Safety Learning is about the group’s thought leadership role in patient safety. The goal is to support systems and standards approaches to patient safety,
partnering with policymakers, providers, and researchers to keep patient safety and workforce safety at the top of the agenda.
Engaging with broader stakeholders The group’s approach to collaboration extends beyond the immediate healthcare community. By engaging with policymakers, procurement teams, and C-suite executives, the ABHI Patient Safety Group ensures that safety is a top priority at all levels of decision-making. This inclusive approach is crucial in creating a value-based healthcare system that proactively prevents avoidable harm. Partnership and collaboration are key to
creating a culture of safety that transcends individual roles and responsibilities. The group focuses on collective action and shared goals to drive meaningful change.
Looking to the future As the ABHI Patient Safety Group looks to the future, it is clear that their efforts will continue to make a significant impact on patient and workforce safety. By fostering partnerships,
Patient and workforce safety are the linchpins of a functional and responsible healthcare system. The HealthTech industry has a responsibility and accountability to respond to the challenges in the healthcare systems it operates within, showcasing best practices and sharing common themes.
promoting innovation, and maintaining a steadfast commitment to safety, the group is poised to drive meaningful change in the healthcare sector. The upcoming report in collaboration
with Patient Safety Learning will serve as a cornerstone of the group’s future efforts. Highlighting industry opportunities and challenges, the report will provide actionable recommendations for stakeholders across the healthcare landscape. This comprehensive approach ensures that the group’s initiatives are both effective and sustainable. The ABHI Patient Safety Group’s commitment
to digital solutions and automation will continue to play a pivotal role in their strategy. By integrating these technologies into healthcare practices, the group can address workforce challenges and enhance patient and user safety in a meaningful way. In conclusion, the ABHI Patient Safety
Group is a vital force in advancing patient and healthcare worker safety. Through collaboration, innovation, and a commitment to best practices, the group ensures that safety measures are comprehensive, effective, and sustainable. As we celebrate World Patient Safety Day, it is clear that the work of the ABHI Patient Safety Group is making a significant difference in healthcare systems worldwide. The group’s ongoing efforts and future projects promise to continue driving improvements in patient and workforce safety, ensuring that HealthTech innovations benefit all aspects of healthcare delivery.
The ABHI would welcome your feedback and is keen to collaborate with readers of The Clinical Services Journal. You can get in touch at:
enquiries@abhi.org.uk
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