ICU Management & Practice, Volume 22 - Issue 1, 2022

Medical Error, Harm and Patient Safety

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Join our panellists on March 1 at 16:00 CET as they discuss the prevalence and types of medical errors in the ICU, the psychological impact of these errors, and strategies to prevent them and improve the safety of critically ill patients.


Moderator

Jean-Louis Vincent 

Editor-in-Chief

ICU Management & Practice

Professor

Department of Intensive Care

Erasme Hospital

Université libre de Bruxelles

Brussels, Belgium


Panellists & Topics


Rima Styra

Associate Professor of Psychiatry

University of Toronto

Ontario, Canada

Topic: Strategies to Cope with the Psychological Impact of Medical Errors


Khara M Sauro

Assistant Professor

Departments of Community Health Sciences, Surgery and Oncology

O’Brien Institute for Public Health

Arnie Charbonneau Cancer Institute

University of Calgary

Alberta, Canada

Topic:  Exploring Trends in Adverse Events in ICUs


Robert Shulman

Lead Pharmacist

Critical Care

UCLH NHS Foundation Trust

Pharmacy Department

CMORE


University College Hospital

Honorary Associate Professor

UCL School of Pharmacy

Department of Practice and

Policy

London, UK

Topic: Processes to Reduce Medication Errors in the ICU


Debbie Brinker

Clinical Practice Specialist

Practice Excellence Department

The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses

Spokane WA, USA

Topic: Role of nurses and patient safety


Sonia Pajares Martínez

Resident

Intensive Care Unit

Hospital Universitario del Henares

Coslada-Madrid, Spain

Topic: Transfer of information in the ICU and patient safety

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