Healthcare providers and leaders will address three types of silences in healthcare: organizational silence, patient-related silence, and provider to provider silence.
Read More: www.conquersilence.ca
4. CPSW Sponsorships
A huge thank you to GOJO Industries, Inc. and
HealthPRO for sponsoring CPSW this year!
5. Today’s Speakers
Mr. Bernie Weinstein –
Patients for Patient
Safety Canada
Member since 2003
Ms. Sandra Hanna –
The Neighbourhood
Pharmacy Association
of Canada
Interim Chief
Executive Officer
Ms. Lisa DeAngelis –
HealthPRO
Clinical Advisor
6. Today’s Speakers - continued
Dr. Ward Flemons –
University of Calgary
Zone Clinical Section
Chief, Respiratory
Medicine
Mr. Steve Routledge –
Canadian Patient
Safety Institute
Senior Program
Manager
7. Conquer Silence – A public engagement campaign
Patient safety
incidents are the
third leading
cause of death in
Canada, behind
cancer and heart
disease.
8. Conquer Silence – A public engagement campaign
Today in Canada
every 17 minutes
someone dies in
a hospital from
an adverse
event.
9. Conquer Silence – A public engagement campaign
Let’s #ConquerSilence
in healthcare together.
It’s time to speak up.
• Your inner voice can
save lives.
• This campaign
should move you to
speak.
• Death is no match for
your voice.
15. Today’s Speakers
Ms. Sandra Hanna –
The Neighbourhood
Pharmacy Association
of Canada
Interim Chief
Executive Officer
16. 10,500 Points of Care
Leveraging patients’ most accessible care resource
Sandra Hanna, RPh
Interim Chief Executive Officer
Neighbourhood Pharmacy Association of Canada
18. 18
89% trust in pharmacists1
Patients see their pharmacist up to
10 times more frequently than they
see other HCPs2
80% of patients return to the same
pharmacy3
1. Neighbourhood Pharmacies Quantitative Research Edelman
2. Ross T. Tsuyuki, BSc(Pharm), PharmD, MSc, FCSHP, FACC, FCAHS, Nathan P. Beahm, BSP, PharmD, Hiroshi Okada, BSP, MSc, and Yazid N. Al Hamarneh, BSc(Pharm), PhD
3. Pharmacy360 Report, 2016.
Trust, Relationships & Loyalty
19. 19
Pharmacists are perceived as much more accessible and convenient within the healthcare
landscape, while equally as knowledgeable, professional, educated, trustworthy and friendly.
1. Neighbourhood Pharmacies Quantitative Research Edelman
Trust, Relationships & Loyalty
20. Healthcare disruption – Implications on Patient Care
Source: WSL Strategic Insights
You have the flu
You have a concussion
You have a fever
Today, 1 in 20 searches on Google is for health-related information
21. WHO defines patient empowerment as a process
through which people gain greater control over
decisions and actions affecting their health
22. Creating a safe space
Physician
Family /
Caregiver
Allied
Health
Pharmacy
Friends /
Google
Home
Care
Hospital
Dialogue
Understanding patient motivations
Understanding patient beliefs and belief
systems and factors that influence them
Understanding where patients seek care
and leveraging these resources where
possible
Consistency, convenience and a
frictionless experiences are being
sought by consumers of all goods and
services today
23. Today’s Speakers
Dr. Ward Flemons –
University of Calgary
Zone Clinical Section
Chief, Respiratory
Medicine
30. What you can do…
• Encourage transparency in your organization to publicly share
patient safety information that others could use to prevent harm
• Commit to learn from other organizations beyond your borders
• Visit globalpatientsafetyalerts.com and connect with us for
more information
32. CPSW Sponsorships
A huge thank you to GOJO Industries, Inc. and
HealthPRO for sponsoring CPSW this year!
33. Conquer Silence – A public engagement campaign
#ConquerSilence Campaign is here to stay
Donate your voice:
www.conquersilence.ca
Register for upcoming
webinars, listen to the
podcast and download
resources at:
www.patientsafetyweek.ca