As healthcare demands grow, clinicians are under increasing pressure to deliver safe, effective care, often with limited time and resources. The Clinician of the Future 2025 report revealed that 28% of clinicians think they don’t have time to deliver care and 69% stating they are seeing more patients now than they were two years ago, Almost half (46%) also state that tiredness has impaired their ability to treat patients effectively. . Below, clinical leaders share their perspectives on how trusted knowledge and collaborative care can help protect children and elevate safety standards for every patient.
World Patient Safety Day – 17 September 2024
Improving diagnosis for patient safety: Get it right, make it safe!
Join us in commemorating World Patient Safety Day as we focus on the critical importance of accurate and timely diagnosis in ensuring patient safety and improving health outcomes. Explore videos, whitepapers, and reports from our Clinical Best Practice Council on the importance of evidence-based clinical knowledge and technology as enablers of patient safety.
Recent years have placed extraordinary demands on healthcare professionals. As clinicians navigate evolving evidence and complex workflows, the burden of unsafe care continues to impact the most vulnerable: newborns and young children.
This year’s World Patient Safety Day theme, “Patient safety from the start!”, calls for early and consistent safety measures to prevent harm and lay the foundation for lifelong health. At Elsevier, we help advance science and healthcare to advance human progress. By providing trusted clinical content, mission-critical insights, and innovative technologies, we empower healthcare professionals to deliver safer, more effective care from the very first moment.
Hussain Jafri, CEO, World Patient Safety Alliance
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Insights from Hussain Jafri, CEO of the World Patient Safety Alliance on advancing patient safety in childhood care through improved education.
Discover practical tools, expert insights, and trusted content designed to help empower healthcare professionals and caregivers to deliver safer care for children, from the very first moment.
Perspectives on Zero Harm in the Middle East
Elsevier and Joint Commission International have teamed up once again to accelerate the path to Zero Harm, this time focusing on the Middle East.
We launched this new initiative in 2023 by carrying out a survey about the Zero Harm objective throughout the Middle East. The aim of this survey was to promote a variety of discussions and resources that help healthcare professionals evaluate and make changes to continue improving patient safety and quality of care.
Our engagement team is working with organizations around the world to bring patient safety and zero harm workshops for clinicians, please reach out here to learn more.
