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Learning from adverse events report 2018/19This is the annual learning from adverse events report for 2018/19, published by the Health Quality & Safety Commission. The report covers adverse events reported by New Zealand's 20 district health boards (DHBs) and other providers.
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Shared goals of care forms for use in hospitalThere are three shared goals of care forms. As we wanted to make these forms available as quickly as possible, we have not been able to complete our usual robust quality improvement approach.
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Infographics: Talking to adult patients with a serious illness and at risk of deteriorationInfographics about talking to adult patients with a serious illness and at risk of deterioration.
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Video: Surgical safety checklist (full length, 10min 58sec)A video from the Commission outlining the use of the World Health Organization's surgical safety checklist.
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Taking Your Medicine Safely pamphletA medication safety pamphlet for patients.
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Error-prone abbreviations, symbols and dose designations not to useThis poster and quick reference card list abbreviations, symbols and dose designations that have been reported internationally as being frequently misinterpreted and involved in harmful medication errors.
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National medication chart toolkit, user guide and medication charting standard (updated February 2021)The medication charting toolkit has been prepared for health practitioners who are implementing the national medication chart and/or conducting education and training on how to use the national medication chart.
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Patient Safety Week 2018 poster: Germ hotspotsThis Patient Safety Week poster encourages clinicians to follow the 5 moments for hand hygiene to prevent the spread of germs.
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Patient Safety Week 2018 poster: Wash your handsThis Patient Safety Week poster provides information about how to wash your hands correctly, to prevent the spread of germs.
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Patient Safety Week 2018 poster: Are you giving germs a hand?This Patient Safety Week poster shows consumers the types of germs that can be carried on your hands, and that the easiest way to prevent the spread of germs is to wash your hands correctly.