World Patient Safety Day: What You Need to Know
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On September 17, the World Patient Safety Day, an initiative of the World Health Organization (WHO) created to increase awareness of the importance of reducing avoidable harm during health care, is celebrated. In 2026, the campaign has as its theme "Safe care for non-communicable diseases" and the slogan "Safe care for all life", drawing attention to the challenges related to the follow-up of people in need of continuous care. The choice of the …
With the theme Safe care for non-communicable diseases, World Patient Safety Day, recalled on Thursday (17), draws attention to health safety, from prevention and diagnosis to treatment, rehabilitation, palliative care and self-care. World Health Organization (WHO) data show that non-communicable diseases, also known as chronic diseases, are currently one of the main health concerns, since they affect billions of people around the world and are …
With the theme Safe care for non-communicable diseases, World Patient Safety Day, recalled on Thursday (17), draws attention to health safety, from prevention and diagnosis to treatment, rehabilitation, palliative care and self-care. World Health Organization (WHO) data show that non-communicable diseases, [...] The post Patient Safety: see how to reduce risks of chronic diseases appeared first in Tribuna do Norte.
World Patient Safety Day: Advancing Safer, Patient-Centred Healthcare
By Dr Saibal Roy Chowdhury, Director – Medical Operations (East) and HOD Anaesthesiology (East), Narayana Health Healthcare must move from default data access to permission-based, patient-controlled healthcare. Patients should have simple digital tools that allow [...] The post World Patient Safety Day: Advancing Safer, Patient-Centred Healthcare appeared first on Business News This Week.
Patient safety day by WHO focuses on safe care for life, addressing non-communicable diseases and enhancing patient safety globally.
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