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The Scottish Patient Safety Programme

The Scottish Patient Safety Programme. Title of the session & name of faculty. National Networking Event Peri Operative Workstream. IHI Model for Improvement. AIM : What Are We Trying To Accomplish . MEASURE : How Will We Know The Change Is An Improvement?

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The Scottish Patient Safety Programme

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  1. The Scottish Patient Safety Programme Title of the session & name of faculty National Networking Event Peri Operative Workstream

  2. IHI Model for Improvement • AIM:What Are We Trying To Accomplish. • MEASURE:How Will We Know The Change Is An Improvement? • CHANGE CONCEPT: What Change Can We Make That Will Result In An Improvement? • TEST: Act Plan Study Do Langley, Nolan, Nolan, Norman & Provost ‘ The Improvement Guide’

  3. Scottish Patient Safety Programme Perioperative Care Driver Diagram Primary Drivers Processes, Rules of Conduct, Structure Secondary Drivers Components, Activities Outcomes Provide reliable, timely, care using evidence-based therapies to prevent surgical site infections • Reliable processes of care: • Antibiotic prophylaxis • Hair removal • Normal blood glucose levels • Normal body temperature • Surgical briefings • Standardised procedures • Undergo formal team training • Maintain team focus during surgery • Standardised responses to AEs • Identify patients at risk • Reliable processes of care: • DVT prophylaxis • Continuation of beta blockers Improved perioperative outcomes (Reduced perioperative adverse events: infections, cardiovascular events) Create a team culture attuned to detecting and rectifying intraoperative errors Provide reliable, timely, care using evidence-based therapies to prevent cardiovascular events

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