Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital is organising a national conference called ‘ABMH QIPS-II, 2014’ on quality improvement and patient safety. It will be held at Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital Auditorium on April 5-6 , 2014.
Reportedly, the two-day conference is expected to witness speakers and delegates from renowned hospitals all over India. Eminent healthcare executives mainly the CEOs, COOs, Medical Administrators and Quality Heads from hospitals like Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi; Fortis Hospital, Mumbai; Care Hospital, Hyderabad; SPS Apollo Hospital, Ludhiana; Bombay Hospital, Mumbai; Hinduja Hospital, Mumbai; B J Medical College, Pune; Global Hospital, Mumbai; Seven Hills Hospital, Mumbai; Medishield, Mumbai; NABH, New Delhi; Hospital & Health Systems Administrator, Gurgaon amongst others will discuss various aspects of quality improvement and patients safety.
The two-day conference will be highly academic and cover various topics such as:
- Legal Aspects of Patient Safety – Focus on Peer Group Review
- Innovative Methods of Quality Improvement
- Clinical Audit – How to get it in Right Perspective?
- Enhancing Interdisciplinary Collaborative Care for Superior Patient Safety
- Why Accreditation at All? Pros and Cons
- Involvement of Clinicians in Quality and Patient Safety
- Human Factors in Patient Safety – Retrospect and Prospect?
- Measurable Goals in Clinical Practice – How to Implement in Real World Scenario?
- Patient Safety Leadership Walk Rounds
- Antibiotic Stewardship : Difficult Challenge
- Infection Control with Limited Resources – Role of Innovative Strategies
- Linked Nurses – Key to Infection Control Practices
- Nosocomial Fungal Infection
- Panel Discussion
- The Role of I.T. in Quality Improvement & Patient Safety
- Patient Family Education to Improve Safety Outcomes
Debates on key topics and multidisciplinary panel discussions have also been organised for the delegates. The conference will also have paper presentation sessions on the second day where the talent of the participants would be showcased to the large gathering attending the event.
