COAG Discussion paper on Mandatory Reporting of impaired doctors . Submissions on issue open till 29th Sept! https://t.co/PbbYU9qpQ6 — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) September 19, 2017
Category Archives: patient-safety
UK trainee anaesthetists under serious stress
Two-thirds of young hospital doctors under serious stress, survey reveals https://t.co/p0u9pu95vy — Medicine w Altitude (@MedwithAltitude) February 17, 2017
“a male attendee stood up and announced the incidence of sexual harassment was not statistically significant”
Perhaps hospitals are not the best place to teach ethical professionalism?https://t.co/hT6chUP4b0 — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) February 6, 2017 https://t.co/NGRdGcBvk0 — CICM (@CICMANZ) January 29, 2017
“I believe you are only sorry cause you got caught”
"I've not been able to trust a doctor ever since"https://t.co/BJSKOHGY7g — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) February 6, 2017 "Yet in many cases, physicians who sexually abuse patients face no medical discipline at all"https://t.co/ruk8qhJtcr — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) February 6, 2017
Back to basics: checklists in aviation and healthcare
Healthcare safety activists have looked to checklists to solve a myriad of problems, particularly with the current iteration of checklists that have been imported from aviation.
Not so innocent bystanders
It’s time for all of us to accept responsibility
The Medical Field Must Stop Being Silent On Physician Sex Abuse
The Medical Field Must Stop Being Silent On Physician Sex Abuse https://t.co/x9sa7EQqZM — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) January 14, 2017
hospital gas pipeline mix up causes more deaths
More deaths have occurred because of accidental hospital gas pipeline cross-overs. (To read about cases see here). In Australia, 2016 was marred with the events which occurred at Bankstown Hospital (see here). NSW Health should be commended on the publication of their recommendations following the tragedy. It is useful to identify those involved, the […] viaContinue reading “hospital gas pipeline mix up causes more deaths”
9. Dispersion — patientsafe
‘Over the last few years NSW Health have received numerous reports of death and morbidity from central line related air emboli’. This statement in itself is a ‘call to action’. ‘Why don’t we know about this already, how is it happening, what’s already been done and what can we do to stop this’. (see here) […]Continue reading “9. Dispersion — patientsafe”