Quality Improvement and Patient Safety: A NABH Perspective

Workshop overview

The International Institute of Quality Accreditation & Rankings (IIQA) presents a practical and experience-driven workshop on “Quality Improvement and Patient Safety: A NABH Perspective”, designed to help hospitals and healthcare organisations understand, implement and strengthen structured quality improvement and patient safety systems. The workshop focuses on the practical application of NABH quality and patient safety principles, including quality improvement programmes, patient safety systems, quality indicators, incident reporting, risk identification, root cause analysis, corrective and preventive actions, clinical audits, monitoring mechanisms, documentation and continuous improvement. Participants will gain practical insights into developing a systematic approach where quality and patient safety become an integral part of everyday hospital operations. UNDERSTAND → IDENTIFY → IMPLEMENT → MONITOR → IMPROVE

What will the workshop cover?

What will you gain?

• Participants will gain practical understanding of:
• NABH perspective on quality improvement and patient safety
• Structured patient safety programmes
• Quality improvement processes
• Quality indicators and monitoring
• Incident and near-miss reporting
• Adverse event analysis
• Risk identification and assessment
• Root Cause Analysis
• Corrective and Preventive Action
• Clinical audit
• Quality improvement projects
• Documentation and evidence management
• Quality committee functioning
• Monitoring effectiveness of corrective actions
• Sustaining improvement
• Developing hospital-level quality action plans FROM QUALITY REQUIREMENTS → PATIENT SAFETY → DATA → ANALYSIS → ACTION → CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

Who can participate?