2015-11-19-世界卫生组织-Patients_For_Patient_Safety_Newsletter_-_Autumn_2015_13页_1mb

报告摘要

Summary of PFPS News Autumn 2015

Introduction

Margaret Murphy (External Lead Advisor, PFPS) welcomes readers and reflects on PFPS's growth since its inception in 2005, evolving into a smarter, more strategic organization focused on engagement, empowerment, and health care improvement.

Key Highlights

Global Engagement & Empowerment: PFPS is driving change towards patient-centered, integrated health care. The organization has spearheaded global vocabulary and practices for patient engagement and empowerment, with a focus on transforming health care systems.
Health-Care Improvement: PFPS advocates work across diverse regions, addressing challenges in developed and developing countries. Activities include workshops, capacity-building initiatives, and collaborative projects.

Updates & Initiatives

Patient & Family Engagement

Webinar: A webinar on "Tips for Patient and Family Engagement with Health Authorities" focused on strategies to improve communication and collaboration at personal care, organizational, and system levels.
Ongoing Project: PFPS is working on a global project to define meaningful engagement and advise on the development of the WHO Global Framework on Patient and Family Engagement.

Country-Specific Updates

Geneva: Leaders discuss patient safety, empowerment, and global frameworks.
Uganda: Regina Kamoga leads workshops to improve community health engagement and address gaps in essential medicines.
Canada: PFPSC focuses on internal processes, international collaborations, and leading patient safety initiatives like "Never Events" (preventable incidents).
Mexico: Upcoming workshops and integration into the World Congress on Integrated Care target capacity building and patient advocacy.
Ireland, Australia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Lebanon, Jordan: Updates include participation in conferences, pilot projects on medication and fall prevention, and empowering communities.

Patient Advocates

Profiles of Mary Vasseghi (Ireland/Iran), Regina Kamoga (Uganda), and others highlight their personal stories, advocacy work, and contributions to health care improvement.

Future Events & Opportunities

Upcoming Workshops & Congresses: PFPS plans workshops in Mexico, Uganda, and conferences in Jordan and Lebanon.
Advocacy & Engagement: Ongoing efforts include skill-building, capacity strengthening, and global sharing of patient perspectives.