Quality management
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The importance of incident reporting in nursing
Work accidents and incidents happen in every industry, including nursing. This article shows how reporting can help increase patient safety.
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How to write an incident report
When should an incident report be completed and how should the report be written? In this article we’ll show you our best practices.
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How value-based healthcare affects patient safety and satisfaction
Value-based healthcare incentivizes providers to focus on improving patient outcomes, which includes patient safety and patient satisfaction.
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How technology supports safety rounds
Healthcare teams perform safety rounds to minimize risks. Safety round checklists are a critical part of it, they help staff to focus on what matters most.
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Software helps with quality and safety accreditation in healthcare
To receive accreditation, hospitals must undergo a review by an independent organization. Learn more how software can help with the accreditation process
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Focus on the process to achieve structural quality improvement
Incidents provide an indication of which processes have priority to improve. Use a prospective risk inventory (PRI) to identify the weak links in a process
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Tips for motivating employees to help improve the quality of care
Check this blog if you question yourself “How do I get employees motivated to report incidents and participate in improving healthcare?”
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Start preparing healthcare for the next COVID-19 outbreak
Help your healthcare organization to be better prepared for the next COVID-19 outbreak. Our checklist has more than 30 points to discuss for improvements
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The manager's role for quality improvement in healthcare
Managers have an important role in the implementation of quality management in healthcare. Our blog outlines important aspects to keep in mind.
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