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1 Patients Safety ensured by accredited Certification Programs: The implementation of BS EN 15224: European requirements for Quality Management Systems in Healthcare Ms Katsapi Angeliki, Managing Director Swiss Approval TB - International Certified Auditor
2 Ms Angeliki Katsapi Cv-short Nurse RN, Master degree in Healthcare Management and Health Informatics Trained as Fraud and Bribery Examiner - International MS Auditor, IRCA Certified Lead Auditor and Lead Tutor for ISO 9001:2015, QMS today: Managing Director of Swiss Approval Technische Bewertung, Greece Healthcare Exec. Director, Swiss Approval International, Switzerland 2010 today: Temos International auditor- Director oftemos Aegean Ltd and Temos Hellas Ltd 7 years of experience as a leading assessor and consultant/ trainer in countries as Germany, Turkey, Brazil, Albania, Hungary, Ukraine, Iran, China, UAE, Cyprus and Greece, Ex. Chair of Temos International Auditors Advisory Board : General Director Health Units S.A - TQM Director of the Olympic Village Polyclinic (OVP) : Employed by the Greek Ministry of Health and Social Solidarity - PPP projects and projects within the 3rd European Support Framework. Senior management positions - Member of various E- health projects Workgroups and Review Committees on behalf of Information Society S.A Scientific Partner offaculties ofnursing Studies
3 A world leader in the field of Technical Inspection and Certification sector, incorporating experience, scientific expertise, innovation and technical know-how, principally in the area of South East Europe, Middle East and the US and in 3 Continents. SWITZERLAND SOUTH EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA (SEMS) UK GREECE ITALY ALBANIA SERBIA CHINA Q8 SOUTH KOREA EGYPT
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5 European Standards for Healthcare Services EN/TC 362 CEN/TC 362 CEN/TR 15592:2007 (WI= ) Health services - Quality management systems - Guide for the use of EN ISO 9004:2000 in health services for performance improvement EN 15224:2016 (WI= ) Quality management systems - EN ISO 9001:2015 for healthcare Published Published CEN/TC 403 EN 16372:2014 (WI= ) Aesthetic surgery services Published CEN/TC 403 FprEN (WI= ) Aesthetic medicine services - Non-surgical medical treatments Approved
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10 Managing Patients Risks and Safety
11 It is estimated that 8-12% of patients admitted to hospital in the EU suffer from adverse events, such as healthcare-associated infections (which account for approximately 25% of adverse events); medication-related errors; surgical errors; medical device failures; errors in diagnosis; and failure to act on the results of test (WHO, 2014) On any given day one in 18 patients in European hospitals have at least one healthcare associated infection Every year an estimated 4.1 million patients acquire a healthcare associated infection in the EU, and at least 37,000 die as a result. Furthermore it is estimated that 20-30% of healthcare-associated infections can be prevented by intensive hygiene and control programme Evidence on medical errors shows that 50% to 70.2% of such harm can be prevented through comprehensive systematic approaches to patient safety. Statistics show that strategies to reduce the rate of adverse events in the European Union alone would lead to the prevention of more than harm-inflicting medical errors per year, leading in turn to over 3.2 million fewer days of hospitalization, fewer incidents of permanent disability, and fewer deaths per year. (WHO, 2014) / Euro barometer 2014
12 Infections associated with health care services affect an estimated 1 in 20 hospital patients on annual average (estimated at 4.1 million patients worldwide): urinary tract infections (27%), lower respiratory tract infections (24%), surgical site infections (17%) and bloodstream infections (10.5%) MRSA is isolated in about 5% of all infections associated with health care. The United Kingdom National Audit Office estimates the cost of such infections at 1 billion per year.
13 Medical errors are NOT systematically recorded and referred in Greece (OECD tables do not provide Greece figures). Sporadical research findings: Leonet et al, 2012: Study of 56 legal records ½ of medical errors might cause death Estimation of deaths/year 37% cause severe disability Liaropoulos, 2012: 40 patients out of 200 operated patients had a miss/failure in treatment, 7,5% threatened patient safety Lack of standardized recording and safety management systems in the Greek hospitals (Doctorate dissertation of Mrs Riga Marina, University of Piraeus)
14 WHO Patient safety priorities 1. Look-alike, sound-alike medication. 2. Patient Identification 3. Communication during patient handovers 4. Peri-operative patient safety (Performance of correct procedure at correct body site) 5. Control of concentrated electrolyte solutions 6. Assuring medication accuracy at transitions of care 7. Avoiding catheter and tubing mis-connections 8. Single use of injection devices 9. Improved hand hygiene to prevent health care associated infection 10. Follow-up on critical test results 11. Patient falls 12. Health care-associated infections 13. Central lines 14. Pressure ulcers 15. Response to the deteriorating patient
15 Main Areas of Patients Risks
16 Adverse/ Critical events Adverse events do not have to be caused by the drug or therapy Events of wrong site surgery Inpatient suicides Operative/post op complications Events related to medication errors Deaths related to delay in treatment Patient falls Assault/rape/homicide Retained foreign objects Deaths of patients in restraints Prenatal death/injury Transfusion-related events Infection-related events Deaths following elopement Anesthesia-related events Fires
17 DIN EN 15224: Main areas Approach Applied Methodologies
18 DIN EN 15224: Quality Management for Healthcare Published in December 2012, updated in 2015 (NEW version BS/ EN 15224:2016) It is the first, uniform European and industry-specific standard for healthcare. The DIN EN is based on DIN EN ISO ISO 9001 applies to all companies, and DIN EN represents an extension of the general parts of ISO 9001, such as organization and quality management. DIN EN is specifically tailored to the needs of healthcare providers: hospitals, inpatient and outpatient care facilities, doctors' offices and also organizations in social care. The focus is on risk management and health-related issues such as patient safety and the management of clinical risks in planning, execution and governance processes.
19 Quality Management System DIN EN principles of Quality in Healthcare- among them: Appropriate, correct care Availability Continuity of the care Effectiveness Efficiency Consistency Evidence-based, knowledge-based care Patient care, including the physical and psychological integrity of the care Integration of the patient Patient safety Timeliness and accessibility
20 HEALTHCARE SERVICES Primary - Secondary Tertiary Care Hospitals- Clinics (General- Specialized) Dental units Day Care Units IVF Units Eye Clinics Rehabilitation Centers- Inpatients/ Outpatients Mental Health centers Hospices- Seniors Houses Pharmacies Alternative Medicine
21 Infection control, hygiene & prevention Infection control screening process and protocols for patients isolation policy upon admission (cohorting patients) - Risk assessment/ risks allocation upon admission -Action plan including preventive measures/interventions/monitoring and documentation procedures Cleaning policies- Waste management procedures Cultures program Monitoring program Occupational medicine and employees health programs
22 Pre-operative and Peri-operative Safety
23 + CODE WHITE (PURLPE in US): Disruptive person/ security incident
24 BS/DIN/SN EN 15224:2016 Clauses at a glance 4 Context of the organization 4.1 Understanding the organization and its context 4.2 Understanding the needs and expectations of interested parties 4.3 Determining the scope of the quality management system 4.4 Quality management system and its processes 5 Leadership 5.1 Leadership and commitment 5.2 Policy 5.3 Organizational roles, responsibilities and authorities 6 Planning 6.1 Actions to address risks and opportunities 6.2 Quality objectives and planning to achieve them 6.3 Planning of changes 7 Support 7.1 Resources 7.2 Competence 7.3 Awareness 7.4 Communication 7.5 Documented information 8 Operation 8.1 Operational planning and control 8.2 Requirements for products and services 8.3 Design and development of products and services 8.4 Control of externally provided healthcare processes, products and services 8.5 Production and service provision 8.6 Release of products and services 8.7 Control of nonconforming outputs 9 Performance evaluation 9.1 Monitoring, measurement, analysis and evaluation 9.2 Internal audit 9.3 Management review 10 Improvement 10.1 General 10.2 Nonconformity and corrective action 10.3 Continual improvement
25 Swiss Approval International The 1 st Certification Body accredited for in EUROPE - PILOT OF UKAS
26 Implementation Guideline ΕΝ by Swiss Approval
27 October 2016: Office/ onsite assessments, Switzerland November 2016: Office/ onsite assessments, Greece
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