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Overview of AHRQs Patient Safety Priorities Caren Ginsberg, PhD Director, SOPS and CAHPS Division Center for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety, AHRQ 6 AHRQs Core Competencies Research: Invest in research and evidence to make


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Overview of AHRQ’s Patient Safety Priorities

Caren Ginsberg, PhD

Director, SOPS and CAHPS Division Center for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety, AHRQ

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AHRQ’s Core Competencies

  • Research: Invest in research and evidence to

make health care safer and improve quality.

  • Practice Improvement: Create tools for health

care professionals to improve care for their patients.

  • Data & Analytics: Generate measures and data

to track and improve performance, and evaluate progress of the US health care system.

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AHRQ Patient Safety Priorities

  • Focus on areas of greatest impact
  • Extend patient safety improvement to all settings
  • Prevent HAIs, reduce antibiotic resistance
  • Build capacity in the health care system to

accelerate safety improvements

  • Improve communication and engagement

between clinicians and patients

  • Make the safe thing the easy thing to do

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National Steering Committee on Patient Safety

  • Convened by the Institute of Healthcare

Improvement (IHI)

  • Will serve as a central body to galvanize

stakeholders and act as a focal point to prioritize patient safety efforts

  • Main goal is to create a national action plan for

patient safety

► Will begin by focusing on foundational issues such as

leadership and culture

  • AHRQ’s SOPS Program aligns with these efforts

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What is Patient Safety Culture?

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AHRQ Surveys on Patient Safety Culture™

Surveys of staff about the extent to which the

  • rganizational culture supports patient safety

Hospital (2004) Nursing Home (2008) Medical Office (2009)

Community

Pharmacy

(2012)

Ambulatory

Surgery Center

(2015)

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