Absence of Harm Is Not Presence of Safety
A quiet incident register is usually under-reporting, not safety. Why near misses matter, which tools reveal risk, and how to close the loop every time.
Incident reporting, safety culture, medication safety and risk: how hospitals move from counting harm to learning from it.
A quiet incident register is usually under-reporting, not safety. Why near misses matter, which tools reveal risk, and how to close the loop every time.
Most hospital crises begin quietly, as near misses, overdue actions and workarounds. How connected quality data turns scattered signals into early warning.
Stop, isolate, notify, identify every exposed patient and report through the right channels. A practical compliance guide for hospitals in India.
A counterfeit medicine can pass every bedside check. Why India needs risk-based traceability, and a practical checklist hospitals can use to verify what…
A practical guide to incident reporting for hospital quality managers: what to capture, how to investigate, how to make CAPA work and how to turn reports…
A Nashville medication error left a patient paralysed and exposed a pattern every hospital should recognise. What the Swiss Cheese Model, leading…
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Culture of Safety: Why It’s Missing in Many Hospitals Report this article Dr Arun Mavaji Despite over two decades of global advocacy, patient safety…
Fostering a Fair and Supportive Culture in Healthcare: Insights from the NHS ‘Being Fair Tool’ Report this article Dr Arun Mavaji Healthcare is a complex…
From Fragmented to Interoperable and Integrated QMIS-HIS/EMR Systems: Enhancing Patient Safety Report this article Dr Arun Mavaji In most healthcare…
From Incident Collector to Safety Intelligence Leader (Part 1) Report this article Dr Arun Mavaji The Untold Evolution of the Patient Safety Officer Over…
Most patient-safety events never reach a report. Why under-reporting persists, what it costs, and how a low-friction, no-blame culture surfaces the near…
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