Developing and Utilizing Patient Safety Metrics
09 Jun
Patient Safety and Quality Improvement, The Joint Commission (TJC)

Developing and Utilizing Patient Safety Metrics

Measuring and enhancing healthcare quality through patient safety metrics is crucial for improving patient outcomes. By developing and utilizing these metrics, healthcare organizations can identify areas for improvement, track progress, and drive continuous quality improvement efforts. Common metrics include adverse event rates, medication errors, hospital-acquired infections, and readmission rates. Implementing evidence-based…

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Ambulatory Care Safety Metrics and Reporting
09 Mar
Ambulatory Occupancy Safety

Ambulatory Care Safety Metrics and Reporting

Ambulatory care safety metrics and reporting are crucial for healthcare organizations to monitor and improve patient safety in outpatient settings. By tracking key indicators such as medication errors and infection rates, providers can identify trends, implement targeted interventions, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Effective reporting systems help drive quality improvement…

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