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Valle Coronado-Vázquez1, Ana García-López2, Susana López-Sauras2
1Dirección General de Asistencia Sanitaria, Departamento de Sanidad, Gobierno de Aragón, Zaragoza, España.
Abstract:
Patient safety and quality of care in a highly complex healthcare system depends not only on the actions of professionals at an individual level, but also on interaction with the environment. Proactive risk management in the system to prevent incidents and activities targeting healthcare teams is crucial in establishing a culture of safety in centres. Nurses commonly lead these safety strategies. Even though safety incidents are relatively infrequent in primary care, since the majority are preventable, actions at this level of care are highly effective. Certification of services according to ISO standard 9001:2008 focuses on risk management in the system and its use in certifying healthcare centres is helping to build a safety culture amongst professionals.
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