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Integrating patient safety education into pharmacy curriculum in Nigeria
Basira Kankia Lawal1, Shafiu Mohammed2,3
1Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Management, Kaduna State University, Kaduna, Nigeria.
Abstract:
Recognition has been given to patient safety and healthcare quality as central components of a functional health system which has resulted in increased advocacy for elaborate patient safety content in education and training programmes for health professionals. The World Health Organisation's patient safety curriculum is an evidence-based framework that provides a valuable resource for the training of healthcare professionals in enhancing patient safety. Other international organisations have also advocated for the need to restructure healthcare professionals' education to include the concept of patient safety. The ideal time to initiate patient safety education is suggested to be during schooling through curricula that inculcate learning from adverse events. This will prepare pharmacy students as future healthcare professionals who will become better prepared for clinical practice leading to improved healthcare quality and safety.
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