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An Integrated Risk Management & Safety Program: IRMSP
Baset Khalaf Tshwane University of Technology
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Risk Management Insurance policies Claims management
Risk reduction strategies Incident investigation
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Process to Managing Risk
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Understanding Risk Risk is the possibility of suffering harm or loss
Probability of an event Severity of an event Risk = Probability x Severity Risk & Safety are opposite sides of the same coin Safety means the maximum risk that you can accept
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Risk Acceptance Probability Acceptable considering the benefit
Generally unacceptable S e v r i t y Generally acceptable Probability
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Managing Risks of Technology
Medical equipment planning Medical equipment maintenance Managing hazard reports, alerts & recalls Managing individual adverse events Proactive: Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) Reactive: Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
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What is Failure Mode & Effect Analysis
Failure mode Effect and Analysis is a systematic method of identifying and preventing product and process problems before they occur RCA is a retrospective procedure to determine the cause of a specific event FMEA is a proactive procedure to look at ALL possible failure modes
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Safety Management Patient Safety, covered Employee Safety
Environmental Safety
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Environmental Safety Safety Officer: receives input, monitor surveillance programs, analyzes safety date Safety Committee: multidisciplinary, focus of safety activities, reports to highest levels Departmental safety coordinators: coordinates investigations, introduces safety corrections, coordinates reporting
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Employee Safety Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA); acts/regulations Employee awareness of Safety Issues; infection control, electrical-chemical-radiation-fire-laser safety Employee training; prior to first encounter & periodically to recognise hazards and protect
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Integration of Safety & Risk Management
Multidisciplinary committees Joint safety rounds Environmental safety Employee safety Patient safety Infection control Facility, equipment, housekeeping Break down barriers!
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Building a Safety & Risk Management Program
Administrative support Hazard identification Hazard evaluation Training Controls Record keeping Program review & improvement Total involvement
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Government & Rules Regulate medical device quality
Create systems to share information Facilitate open communications Publicize trends Encourage quality healthcare systems Acknowledge good performance LAWS, REGULATIONS, STANDARDS, GUIDELINES
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CE Department’s Risk Management Program (OSHA Compliance)
Part of the facility-wide safety program Injury protection fundamentals Personal protection practices Special risks electrical, thermal, chemical, radiation, laser, etc. Infection control & equipment Blood Borne Pathogens
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World Alliance for Patient Safety Medical Devices and Equipment
Strategic Directions Development of national policy: Regulatory, coordination and management on national level Quality and safety: standards, performance specifications, tools and risk reduction Access: quality management systems addressing needs, and acquisition process, donation guidelines and industry collaboration Appropriate use of equipment in order to reduce risks: education, information and documentation
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HCT Management and Patient Safety
Responsibility of the following towards patient safety: Healthcare Provider Organizations – facility & equipment planning & selection Users – appropriate use Public & Patients – feedback on equipment problem Government – standards & regulations Maintenance Providers – proper maintenance Constructors/Manufacturers/Vendors - safe design/construction/manufacture & after-sale support
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IRMSP:Clinical Engineering Activities
Development of medical device safety programs (systems, education, measures, etc) Risk analysis in planning/replacement Evaluating risk and safety at time of purchase PM/inspection with emphasis on safety Medical device recall and hazard alert management Medical device adverse incident investigations Clinical engineering society/foundation activities Acceptance evaluation of safety Safety Education Installation to reduce risk, errors and enhance safety System Safety Solutions
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Integrated Risk Management and Safety Program
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