Dag 2 van de 11e Annual World Patient Safety, Science & Technology Summit belicht het belang van samenwerking en geavanceerde technologieën

The Global Interprofessional Patient Safety Fellowship at the 2024 PSMF Summit. From left to right: Dr. Michael A.E. Ramsay, Chief Executive Officer of PSMF; Dr. Mike Durkin, Chair of PSMF and Senior Advisor on Patient Safety Policy and Leadership, Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College London; Luis Torres Torija Arguelles, MD, MBA, Ambassador of PSMF, Mexico; Natalia Camargo, RN and healthcare quality management specialist, Sao Paulo, Brazil; Afifa Munawar, BScN, MSPH, Technical Officer, Quality Patient Safety and Hospital Sector of WHO Country Office Pakistan; Angeli Merci Mejia Porto, MD, FPOGS, Obstetrician and Gynecologist at Region II Trauma and Medical Center, Philippines; Dr. Peter Lachman, Lead Faculty Quality Improvement, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland; Sanaz Massoumi, MS, PhD, Chief Operating Officer of PSMF; Joe Kiani, Founder of the Patient Safety Movement Foundation. (Photo: Business Wire)

  • The Global Interprofessional Patient Safety Fellowship at the 2024 PSMF Summit. From left to right: Dr. Michael A.E. Ramsay, Chief Executive Officer of PSMF; Dr. Mike Durkin, Chair of PSMF and Senior Advisor on Patient Safety Policy and Leadership, Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College London; Luis Torres Torija Arguelles, MD, MBA, Ambassador of PSMF, Mexico; Natalia Camargo, RN and healthcare quality management specialist, Sao Paulo, Brazil; Afifa Munawar, BScN, MSPH, Technical Officer, Quality Patient Safety and Hospital Sector of WHO Country Office Pakistan; Angeli Merci Mejia Porto, MD, FPOGS, Obstetrician and Gynecologist at Region II Trauma and Medical Center, Philippines; Dr. Peter Lachman, Lead Faculty Quality Improvement, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland; Sanaz Massoumi, MS, PhD, Chief Operating Officer of PSMF; Joe Kiani, Founder of the Patient Safety Movement Foundation. (Photo: Business Wire)

IRVINE, Calif.--()--De tweede dag van de 11e Annual World Patient Safety, Science & Technology Summit, voorgesteld door de Patient Safety Movement Foundation (PSMF) op de campus van de UC Irvine, benadrukte het thema van samenwerking als fundamenteel voor het tot stand brengen van een toekomst waar geen enkele patiënt wordt geschaad door te voorziene medische fouten en waarin technologieën in versneld tempo blijven evolueren om patiëntenzorg te bevorderen.

“Overal ter wereld is de toekomst van de gezondheidszorg snel aan het veranderen,” aldus Joe Kiani, oprichter van PSMF. “We hebben alle hens aan dek nodig, ook de patiënten en hun familie.

Deze bekendmaking is officieel geldend in de originele brontaal. Vertalingen zijn slechts als leeshulp bedoeld en moeten worden vergeleken met de tekst in de brontaal, die als enige rechtsgeldig is.

Contacts

Patient Safety Movement Foundation
Irene Mulonni, irene@mulonni.com | (858) 859-7001

Contacts

Patient Safety Movement Foundation
Irene Mulonni, irene@mulonni.com | (858) 859-7001