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THIS YEAR THEME
Enhancing Patient Safety through Digital Innovation: The Missing Links
At a time when the potential of technological innovation to improve patient safety and patient outcomes is increasingly undeniable, tangible results are still a long way off. What are the missing links that prevent the vision of breakthrough digital solutions from translating into genuine improvements in patient safety and outcomes? How can we engage medical teams suffering from staff shortages, undermined by chronic fatigue and overwhelmed by the growing demand for care, to implement changes and redesign their working habits?
Key sessions
- Digital innovation
- Healthcare worker wellbeing and safety
- Training and simulation
- Medication safety
- Telemedicine
- Continuity of care
Enhancing Patient Safety through Digital Innovation: The Missing Links
- Outline digital innovation’s safety enhancements and potential new risks in care delivery
- Identify obstacles and enablers for integrating digital innovations in healthcare
- Discuss required policies, management approaches, and training for implementing digital innovations with a view to improving patient safety
How the fatigue and wellbeing of the healthcare professionals interact with the uptake and implementation of technologies?
- Patient safety risks associated with fatigue of the healthcare professionals
- Discussion of the impact of new technologies on workload and mental burden: risks and benefits
- Desire for technology innovation compared to healthcare professionals’ needs and expectations for their work
- Possible ways to move forward
Using innovative technology to empower caregivers and patients to improve patient safety and outcomes
- Improvements, but also the additional risks that technology used for training purposes can bring in terms of patient safety and outcomes
- Barriers and enablers to the use of technology (simulation equipment and software, video platform, virtual reality) in HCP training programmes or patient preparation procedures
- Steps that need to be taken at each level (policy, hospital administration, health professional, etc.) to move forward and optimise the use of technology (incentives, precautions, conditions of implementation)
Reducing medication errors with digital management and support systems
- Improvements in medication safety and potential new risks introduced by digital management systems
- Barriers and facilitators for adopting digital support systems
- Policies, management strategies, and training required for effective implementation of digital medication management systems
Moderator
Dr. Rob Neeter
EUPSF Individual Affiliate
The Netherlands
Panelists
Dr. María Cruz Martín Delgado
Hospital Universitario 12 Octubre, Madrid
Spain
Prof. Arvid Haugen
Haukeland Unviversity Hospital, Bergen, Norway
Norway
Mr. Andoni Lorenzo Garmendia
Foro Español de Pacientes
Spain
Ms. Eleonora Varntoumian
European Health Management Association
Belgium
Mr. Jose Luis Gomez
Becton Dickinson; EUPSF Board Member
Spain
Advancing patient safety through Telemedecine
- Telemedicine’s safety improvements and potential risks in patient care
- Adoption barriers and facilitators for telemedicine use
- Policies, management strategies, and professional training needed for telemedicine
Improving patient safety and outcomes in the continuity of care with the help of digital technologies based on AI-derived algorithms
- Patient Safety benefits and additional risks
- Cultural challenges to overcome
- Cultural challenges to overcome
VENUES
Each year in a different country
To drive a change for the better quality of care, we need to take into account the realities and cultural diversity of European healthcare environments. This is why the EUPSF Patient Safety Conferences, held annually in different countries, support and promote the work of local and national partners actively engaged in patient safety, to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and good practice within the network and to contribute to a coordinated improvement in patient safety and quality of care across Europe.
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2022 Stockholm
Sweden
2023 Vienna
Austria
2024 Madrid
Spain
THIS YEAR VENUE
Welcome to Madrid
Welcome to Madrid, a city renowned for its vibrant energy, rich cultural heritage, and dynamic medical community. With one of Europe’s best healthcare systems and a modern transport network, Madrid is a hub for innovation and business, home to esteemed educational institutions and thriving start-ups. Join us in this dynamic city for our Patient Safety Conference, where tradition meets innovation.
Conference
REGISTRATION PROCESS
We are excited to invite you to join us for the upcoming Patient Safety Conference in Madrid.
Secure your spot as places are limited.
Registration is now open for all delegates.
EUPSF Affiliates wishing to participate need simply contact the EUPSF Secretariat and all registration instructions will be provided.
40% discount
Experience a full day filled with knowledge, inspiration and networking opportunities.
Please note that the registration fees are quoted exclusive of VAT (21%).
Join our conference and make your voice heard!
“Patient representative fee” is meant for all persons working for or official representatives of not-for profit organisations which are patient focused, and whereby patients and/or carers (the latter when patients are unable to represent themselves) represent a majority of members in governing bodies.
Please note that the hospital representatives or healthcare professionals employed by a hospital are not eligible for this fee.
Please note that the registration fees are quoted exclusive of VAT (21%).
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READING TIPS
You will find in this sessions topics that will be discussed at the conference thanks to insightful articles that will be regularly posted online.
Until we are ready, you can also consult the 2023 and 2022 conference articles in this section.
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