The Quality Improvement & Patient Safety Department plays a critical role in enhancing clinical care within the KAAUH health system. It is comprised of three distinct units:
Each unit contributes to the overarching goal of integrating quality and patient safety into clinical practices.
The focus on reconnecting these elements with patient care aligns with national healthcare initiatives, underscoring the commitment of KAAUH to uphold high standards of quality and safety. This collaborative approach not only fosters a culture of continuous improvement but also ensures that patient care remains at the forefront of all efforts. By working together, the units can effectively address challenges and implement best practices that enhance the overall health system.
This unit is essential for overseeing and controlling all Administrative and Interdepartmental Policies and Procedures (APP and IPP) within KAAUH and its affiliated facilities. Its key responsibilities include:
Through these efforts, the unit not only supports accreditation readiness but also fosters a culture of excellence and accountability throughout the organization.
The Patient Safety and Risk Management unit is dedicated to minimizing risks and enhancing safety across KAAUH for patients, visitors, and employees. Key aspects of this unit include:
Through these efforts, we aim to maintain a safe healthcare environment at KAAUH.
The Continuous Improvement Unit is part of the quality improvement and patient safety department at King Abdullah Bin Abdul-Aziz University Hospital, collaborating with other units to support the commitment to quality and patient safety. The focus is on enhancing clinical and supportive services by measuring performance and addressing any gaps.
Through these efforts, the aim is to foster a culture of continuous improvement throughout KAAUH.
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