Promoting patient safety in India: Situational analysis and the way forward

Rajan Madhok; Sonali Vaid; Andrew Carson-Stevens; Sukhmeet Panesar; Joseph Mathew; Nobhojit Roy; Akhil Sangal; Nikhil Datar; Judith Strobl; Julie Storr

Promoting patient safety in India: Situational analysis and the way forward

Rajan Madhok^*, Sonali Vaid, Andrew Carson-Stevens, Sukhmeet Panesar, Joseph Mathew, Nobhojit Roy, Akhil Sangal, Nikhil Datar, Judith Strobl, Julie Storr

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Abstract

Unsafe healthcare is a well-recognized issue internationally and is attracting attention in India as well. Drawing upon the various efforts that have been made to address this issue in India and abroad, we explore how we can accelerate developments and build a culture of patient safety in the Indian health sector. Using five international case studies, we describe experiences of promoting patient safety in various ways to inform future developments in India. We offer a roadmap for 2020, which contains suggestions on how India could build a culture of patient safety.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	217-223
Number of pages	7
Journal	National Medical Journal of India
Volume	27
Issue number	4
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2014
Externally published	Yes

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Promoting patient safety in India : Situational analysis and the way forward. / Madhok, Rajan; Vaid, Sonali; Carson-Stevens, Andrew; Panesar, Sukhmeet; Mathew, Joseph; Roy, Nobhojit; Sangal, Akhil; Datar, Nikhil; Strobl, Judith; Storr, Julie.

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