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DatixCloudIQ the future of patient safety
DatixCloudIQ from RLDatix enables healthcare organisations to understand adverse events and generate and implement strategies to enhance the delivery of efficient, targeted and effective care.
As healthcare organisations continue to grow and expand their services, so does the probability that medical errors and patient safety events might occur.
Whose Job is Risk Management?
Risk in healthcare is a shared responsibility, from a patient's bedside to a seat at the boardroom table. So why do we associate the responsibility of risk primarily with the risk management departmen
In 2014, University Hospitals Bristol began to question the patient safety and risk management system they were using, as it was quite onerous to work with and efficiency was a major problem
Four Seasons first deployed RLDatix patient safety software in 2010 to replace an in-house developed system that could no longer accommodate the healthcare provider's incident reporting needs.
Meticulous reporting and accurate data is essential to enable identification of trends and risks. Prior to the implementation of RLDatix, St Barnabas used a paper based system...
Modernising patient outreach through web-based forms
One of the most essential aspects of a healthcare organisation is the way in which its caregivers communicate with their patients.
Historically, a series of stand-alone databases made governance, risk management and incident reporting across the Nuffield Hospital Group a time-consuming and costly process.
What to look for in patient safety software
First, we are presuming your organisation needs patient safety software. If this is a lingering question for your executive team, then let’s address that first.
How to improve patient experience and patient safety
Despite countless advancements made over decades of technological and medical innovation, healthcare providers continue to grapple with some core issues
AZ Sint-Lucas is actively involved in improving patient safety which is essential to the hospital’s overall Quality Management programme.
With the increasing amount of mobile technology being deployed into the UK workforce in a bid to make processes and people operate as effectively and efficiently as possible
