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Patient Safety Culture Bundle for CEOs and Senior Leaders
Markirit Armutlu1, Donna Davis2, Alain Doucet3
1A senior program manager with the Canadian Patient Safety Institute. Markirit has national and international experience in healthcare leadership, quality improvement, patient safety and education.
Abstract:
Senior healthcare leaders are the difference makers as key influencers in ushering in an organizational culture committed to patient safety. Although leaders at all levels are champions of transformation, leaders at the "top" have a unique opportunity - and a responsibility - to foster a culture that supports an organization on its journey to zero harm. Through a literature review of more than 60 resources and validation with thought leaders, national and provincial partners have developed a patient safety culture bundle for CEOs and senior healthcare leaders. The bundle is based on a set of evidence-based practices that must be applied collectively to establish and sustain a culture of quality and safety in order to deliver safe care.
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