Current Performance
Target
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Projects launched Total: 4 Target: 3-4 (2019) |
Teams improving patient safety practices as a percentage of total teams participating in SIP projects Total: 38% Target: 70-80% (Continuous) |
Teams sustaining improvement as a percentage of teams that showed initial improvement Total: 82% Target: 70-80% (Continuous) |
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Teams involved in projects Total: 29 Target: 20 (2019) |
Teams improving patient safety outcomes as a percentage of total teams participating in SIP projects Total: 38% Target: 60-80% (Continuous) |
Organizations committed to scaling improvements as a percentage of teams that showed initial improvement Total: 64% Target: 40-50% (Continuous) |
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Organizations involved in projects Total: 24 Target: 15 (2019) |
Organizations committed to spreading improvements Total: 7 Target: 8-10 (2023) |
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Jurisdictions involved in projects Total: 9 Target: 8 (2019) |
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Projects complete Total: 1 Target: 0 (2019) |
Significant progress is being made in the four national-scale Safety Improvement Projects (Improvement Collaboratives) launched in the Fall of 2018 and the Spring of 2019. The Safety Improvement Projects use a Knowledge Translation and Quality Improvement Integrated Learning Design. As teams work toward completion of their individual projects, further reporting will be made on practice changes, increased awareness and use of our knowledge products.
146 participants representing 29 teams, 24 organizations and nine jurisdictions across Canada participating in four Safety Improvement Projects (18-month Collaborative extended to October 2020)
19,173 activities and 1,863 posts from 225 accounts on the Safety Improvement Projects Learning Management system
103 customized data collection instruments in the reporting platform to support project teams
Current Performance
Target
Behavioural Change Campaigns
| Outputs | Ultimate Outcomes |
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Campaigns underway or complete Total: 5 Target: 2-3 (2019) |
Public self-reporting of knowledge of patient safety as a healthcare issue Total: 31% (2018) Target: 20-30% increase (2023) |
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Webinar participants Total: 7,789 Target: 6,000-8,000 (2019) |
These behavioural change campaigns are examples of Canadian Patient Safety Institute strategies to strengthen commitment and demonstrate what works:
12.0 million impressions garnered through Conquer Silence media coverage in 60 publications
331,000 viral reach through digital ads
189,493 page views and 14,391 events (submit/record/listen) on the Conquer Silence microsite
226 patient harm stories shared
8.1 million Twitter impressions (2,448 tweets - a 21 per cent increase over last year)
7.8 million audience reach through nine articles featuring CPSW and CPSI
2.3 million impressions and 500,000 consumers reached per month through doctor office ads
140,383 impressions through Facebook digital ads, with a viral reach of 46,799 people
30,753 viral reach through Facebook comments, shares and reactions
1,319 total participants in three webinars hosted during CPSW
1,405 downloads of the PATIENT podcast
421 radio stations played public service announcements in 202 markets
4.6 million impressions garnered through media releases printed in 63 publications
1.3 million Twitter impressions (220 tweets/109 participants)
15,967 page views of www.handhygiene.ca
894 participants registered for Clean Hands Conversations
700 downloads of Patient podcasts
415 webinar registrants and 209 attendees
180 attendees at live screening of To Err is Human and an online audience of 2,177 at 827 sites watching simultaneously
Top provinces for streaming: 180 Alberta sites, 187 Ontario sites, and 55 Manitoba sites
Top 10 mentions globally, by tweets and impressions for #worldpatientsafetyday and #ToErrIsHuman
1.9 million impressions of #ToErrIsHuman from 621 tweets
1,533 registrants for the Creating a Safe Space webinar series
539 registrants for two Patients for Patient Safety Canada webinars
146 average number of attendees at each of six medication safety exchange webinars hosted with ISMP Canada
Current Performance
Target
| Outputs | Immediate Outcomes | Intermediate Outcomes |
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Knowledge Products Developed Total: 72 Target: 20-25 (2019) |
Awareness of Knowledge Products Total: 70% (approximate) Target: 87% (20-30% increase by 2023) |
Behaviour Change from Knowledge Products Total: 50% (approximate) Target: 50-60% (2023) |
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Teams involved in projects Total: 29 Target: 20 (2019) |
Use of Knowledge Products Total: 40% (approximate) Target: 50% (20-30% increase by 2023) |
883,994 page views of the Canadian Patient Safety Institute website
75,866 PDF resources downloaded
28,801 page views and 14,779 downloads of educational support modules for Mandatory reporting of serious adverse drug reactions and medical device incidents by hospitals
12,236 page views and 1,093 downloads of Enhanced Recovery Canada resources
7,153 page views of #SHIFTtalks and #SuperSHIFTER articles
6,411 page views and 1,294 PDF downloads of the Patient Safety Culture Bundle / 1,335 downloads of the Infographic
5,426 page views of Deteriorating Patient Condition resources and 351 downloads of Top 10 Warning Signs
2,616 page views of the Quality and Patient Safety Framework for Health and Social Services
200 attendees at the Atlantic Learning Exchange
133 participants total at three Effective Governance for Quality and Patient Safety courses
70 managers and frontline providers from Indigenous Services Canada completed Incident Management training
54 participants attended a TeamSTEPPS Canada Master Training event
48 participants at the Advancing Safety for Patients in Residency Education (ASPIRE) course
35 participants at the Canadian Patient Safety Officer Course
Current Performance
Target
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Policy, Standards & Regulatory Bodies targeted Total: 13/44* Target: 15-20 (2019) |
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Submissions to targeted Policy, Standards, and Regulatory Bodies Total: 1/40** Target: 3/4 (2019) |
*13 of the total 44 Policy, Standards & Regulatory Bodies targeted relate to Policy Impact initiatives
**1 of the total 40 targeted Policy, Standards & Regulatory Bodies receiving recommendations relates to Policy Impact initiatives
These key actions were undertaken to influence policy, regulations and standards that will ultimately strengthen commitment and ensure evidence-informed patient safety practices are adopted by individuals and organizations:
3,929 page views and 231 downloads of Creating a Safe Space: Psychological Safety of Healthcare Workers (Peer to Peer Support)
1,085 page views and 217 downloads of Strengthening Commitment for Improvement Together: A Policy Framework for Patient Safety
28,427 page views of the Hospital Harm Measure and Hospital Harm Improvement Resource
822 downloads of the Hospital Harm Improvement Resource
211 downloads of the Hospital Harm Analytic Report, Measuring Patient Harm in Canadian Hospitals
5 Patient Safety Roundtable meetings held with patient partners and Ministries of Health
17,822 page views, 12,437 summary page views and 3,112 full alerts views
180 new alerts and 770 recommendations added to Global Patient Safety Alerts
100 countries with Global Patient Safety Alerts users
The Canadian Patient Safety Institute has established national alignment and commitments to address priorities, and solve patient safety challenges. The Alliances and Networks stream primarily supports our policy influence and outreach work through Patients for Patient Safety Canada and HSO, and enhances international and regional collaboration.
208 sites registered to complete the Medication Safety Self-Assessment: Focus on “Never Events”
98 contributions by Patients for Patient Safety Canada members to patient safety programs, policies and/or practices – estimated more than 5,000 volunteer hours invested
68 volunteer Patients for Patient Safety Canada members, 20 of whom have volunteered 10+ years
46 Patient for Patient Safety Canada members achieved the WHO Champion designation
20 Canadian organizations partnered in the Patient Alliance for Patient Safety
17 teams participated in the Atlantic Health Quality and Patient Safety Collaborative Virtual Patient Engagement Collaborative
Consultation with patients and families, health providers, organizational leaders, policymakers and others on a National Framework to Put Patients First
Learn more about our work in each of the lines of business outlined in this Annual Report.
