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A Guide to Patient Safety Improvement
You can use this guide alongside current best available evidence change ideas, and tools and resources for your specific project.
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Virtual Learning Exchange in Virtual Primary Care
Health system leaders, communities and patients in northern and remote areas of Canada face unique challenges when developing, implementing and evaluating effective and sustainable healthcare solutions.:quality(80))
Hand Hygiene Fact Sheets
Cleaning your hands, either with soap and water or with alcohol-based hand rub, is one of the most effective ways to avoid getting sick and spreading infections to others.:quality(80))
Press Play on Safety Conversations
When we have safety conversations, it changes the way we think about safety. With health systems under strain, it’s more important now than ever.:quality(80))
A Journey We Walk Together: Strengthening Indigenous Cultural Competency in Health Organizations
This report examines cultural competency from both the perspective of the individual and of the organization.:quality(80))
Webinar: Safe and Respectful First Nations, Inuit and Métis Maternal and Newborn Care
During pregnancy, labour and delivery many First Nations, Inuit and Métis people experience significant barriers to accessing care thus leading to unacceptable health disparities including increased risk for poor maternal and newborn health outcomes in Canada.:quality(80))
Improvement Charter
A written plan, sometimes called an Improvement Charter, is a documented plan to guide the work of your team.:quality(80))
Nursing Home Without Walls (NHWW): Guide for Nursing Homes and Long-Term Care Homes
A guide for nursing and LTC homes to assess if the NHWW model for community-based aging in place care is the right fit for them.:quality(80))
Safety at Home: A Pan-Canadian Home Care Study
One out of every six older adults receives home care services in Canada. As the aging population continues to grow, there is a greater need to ensure the delivery of home care in Canada is safe.