Patient safety has always been healthcare’s non-negotiable mission. Yet despite decades of process redesigns, technological advancements and the tireless work
Patient safety is – and always will be – at the heart of healthcare. Yet despite decades of progress in
Have you ever wondered why, despite all the policies, technology, and training, serious safety issues in hospitals still slip through
Pressure ulcers, also known as pressure injuries or bedsores, are a significant health issue. Pressure ulcers develop when there is constant pressure on a particular area of the skin, often from lying in the same position for too long without relief. The harm can vary in severity, from mild reddening of the skin to deep wounds that extend into the muscle and bone.
Patient safety culture refers to the shared values, beliefs, and norms about the importance of patient safety within a healthcare organization. It reflects how safety is perceived, managed, and prioritized in daily healthcare practices.
Introduction Senior care facilities play a crucial role in caring for the elderly, but face unique quality and safety challenges.
Patient safety hinges on accurate patient identification. Misidentification is a persistent and serious concern that can trigger a cascade of
ECRI’s report on the Top 10 Patient Safety Concerns identifies the most pressing patient safety concerns in 2025. While these
The new Aged Care Act in Australia introduces new challenges for NDIS providers who offer aged care services or having
The new Aged Care Act, set to take effect on July 1, 2025, introduces sweeping reforms designed to enhance the
