CANTERBURY DHB QUALITY & PATIENT SAFETY COUNCILContinuously Improve the Safety of our Services for our Patients/Consumers
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Priority 1: A Culture of 'No Blame' Reporting
It is essential to have error reported if health and disability services are
to learn how to prevent error from occurring.
When error occurs, it is usually the result of many contributing factors and how
the system has been designed. To prevent error from reoccurring it is necessary
to look towards improving the design of the system. Within a ‘no blame’ culture
people are more likely to report error because they consider it safe for all
concerned if they do and they are confident of a constructive response.
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Goal 1: Priority 1 |
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Example: The Canterbury DHB Quality and Patient Safety Council have developed a 'no blame incident/accident reporting' policy Click on a link below to:
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