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October 18, 2024What lived experience teaches care: The journey of Vincent Dumez
Everyone plays a role in patient safety—leaders, providers, policymakers, patients, and caregivers. Healthcare Excellence Canada recognizes the vital work happening nationwide to ensure safer care.:quality(80))
October 18, 2024Summerset Manor
Everyone plays a role in patient safety—leaders, providers, policymakers, patients, and caregivers. Healthcare Excellence Canada recognizes the vital work happening nationwide to ensure safer care.:quality(80))
October 18, 2024Baseline Chiropractic and Wellness Centre
Everyone plays a role in patient safety—leaders, providers, policymakers, patients, and caregivers. Healthcare Excellence Canada recognizes the vital work happening nationwide to ensure safer care.:quality(80))
October 17, 2024Engaging patients to reduce hospital harm
New Hospital Harm data shows that 1 in every 17 hospital stays in Canada involved patient harm in 2023-2024, highlighting the ongoing need to make healthcare safer for everyone. Reported by the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI), the rate of hospital harm has held steady at 6% for the past four years after increasing in 2020.:quality(80))
September 26, 2024Healthcare Excellence Canada welcomes two new Directors to its Board
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September 17, 2024Sharing Métis Experiences: Cultural Safety in Healthcare
Explore the impact of unsafe care and racism in healthcare for the Métis. Understand the cultural safety needs of Métis communities today.:quality(80))
September 10, 2024CPAC-HEC program to support at-home palliative care by paramedics saved money, time and trips to emergency rooms
Study demonstrates economic benefits in equipping paramedics to support patients with palliative care needs in their homes, when appropriate.:quality(80))
September 6, 2024Patients for Patient Safety Canada embarks on a new chapter as an independent organization
Patients for Patient Safety Canada (PFPSC) has marked a new beginning by becoming a not-for-profit organization, effective January 22, 2024. This milestone signifies a significant moment in PFPSC's evolution, highlighting its growth and success in championing patient safety and engagement since its inception with the Canadian Patient Safety Institute (CPSI), now Healthcare Excellence Canada (HEC), in 2006.