nd2 World Congress of Clinical Safety

12-13 Sep 2013 Heidelberg University, Germany
by International Association of Risk Management in Medicine (IARMM)

IARMM 2nd World Congress of Clinical Safety
12th – 13th Sep 2013, Heidelberg University, Germany- Risk in Clinical Care -Program (major speaker,tentative)

One lecture hall (Hall 14) and one poster presentation space in both days.

Opening remark
Ryoji Sakai (President of IARMM & WHRMC. Hon. Prof. SU, Former Profs. TWU, EPF, USM, etc., Japan)

Memorial addresses
Günther Jonitz (President of Berlin Chamber of Physicians. Founder of German Coalition for Patient Safety.
Patient safety consultant of German Federal Ministry of Health, Germany)

Invitation address“Introduction to the 3rd World Congress of Clinical Safety, 2014 in Spain”

Educational Lecture (1): ‘Past, present and future of risk science’“Future of risk sciences in Europe”
Ortwin Renn (Prof. University of Stuttgart, Germany)“Overview of German activities in patient safety ”
Constanze Lessing (Dr. Director of the German Coalition for Patient Safety, Germany)

Education Lecture (2): ‘Strategic framework for patient safety’“Over the limits of current risk management framework in clinical crisis”

Ryoji Sakai (President of IARMM & WHRMC. Hon. Prof. SU, Former Profs. TWU, EPFL, USM, etc., Japan)

Workshop:“Globalization of clinical risk management toward global risk due to medical product globalization”

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2 World Congress of Clinical Safety

12-13 Sep 2013 Heidelberg University, Germany
by International Association of Risk Management in Medicine (IARMM)

Symposium (1): ‘Philosophy and strategy of managing risk and error’“Perception of risk management performance of health care systems in the State of Baden-Württemberg"
Gisela Wachinger (Dr. Dialogik, Stuttgart , Germany)(Outline) Gisel reports their public participation program on health system reform.

Symposium (2): ‘Clinical communication for risk and safety’“Team communication strategies for safe handover”
Tanja Manser (Prof. Universite de Fribourg, Switzerland)(Abstract) A systematic study of effective team communication strategies associated with higher ratings of quality and safety of patient handover at caretransition points will be presented and implications will be discussed.
“Communication for medical professionals to improve patient safety -- Communication under stress”
Mark Weinert (Dr. Krankenhaus München Pasing, Germany)(Abstract) Communication is always a key factor in medical misadventures. Professional training can affect safety, improve performance and reduce costs.

Symposium (3): ‘International perspectives for clinical safety’“Helsinki Declaration on patient safety in anaesthesiology”
Sven Staender (Chairman, Patient Safety Task Force in “European Society of Anaesthetists”, Regional Hospital Männedorf/Zuerich, Switzerland)“Global Comparators - Leading hospitals, leading quality.”
Richard Ayres (Dr Foster Intelligence, UK)

Panel (1): 'Safety culture in healthcare and group medicine'"Non-technical skills: Situation Awareness - Concept and Research”
Christian Schulz (Dr. Technische Universität München, München, Germany)"Blind Obedience" and "Blind Trust" - Barriers to Patient Safety”
Michael St. Pierre (Dr. German Society of Anesthesia and Incentive Care, Erlangen University, Germany)“Establishing a patient safety indicator in Anesthesia Does it matter?”Dina Baroudi (WHO external patient safety expert, Saudi Arabia) & WEINERT, M(Abstract) Proposal for a set of safety indicators to be used in anesthesia praxis aiming to measure safety issues for internal and external benchmarking .
“How does a new technological development eliminate any patients risk in pelvic floor therapy”.
Michael Jordan (Praxis Prof. Dr. for urology. Kitalpha Med. München, Germany)

Panel (2): 'IT and medical informatics in clinical safety'
Title: (later)
Martin Daumer (Sylvia Lawr Centre, TRIUM Analysis, Munich, Germany)

Panel (3): 'Education and training for clinical safety'“Results of 5 years crisis resource management training in a large private hospital chain in Germany – Helios clinical group”
Wolfgang Heinrichs (Prof. Applied quality assurance in anesthesia and intensive care. Simulation Centre Mainz, Germany)

Panel (4) ‘Patient’s or career’s role in clinical safety"

nd2 World Congress of Clinical Safety

12-13 Sep 2013 Heidelberg University, Germany
by International Association of Risk Management in Medicine (IARMM)

Panel (5): Simulation and human factor for clinical safety'“Design of Crisis Resource Management scenarios for full scale simulators – what is needed to improve the overall clinical safety?”
Wolfgang Heinrichs (Prof. Applied quality assurance in anesthesia and intensive care. Simulation Centre Mainz, Germany)“Human error and safety in health care organizations”
Gesine Hofinger (Dr. President of the platform “People in complex work environments", Germany)

Panel (6): 'Survey and report of clinical errors'

Panel (7): 'Risk and safety in medical device'“Patient Safety and Medical Devices”
Uvo M Hölscher (Prof. Dr.-Ing. MT-E: Medical Technology and Ergonomics, Münster University of Applied Sciences, Germany)

Panel (8): ‘Surgical safety, preoperative risk management and Checklist’“Safety management principle of surgery - Principal and major procedures toward safe surgery operation”
Björn Brücher (Prof. Dr. University of Tübingen, München, Germany)“WHO surgical safety checklist: Successes and obstacles in Implementation”
Dina Baroudi (WHO external patient safety expert , Saudi Arabia)(Abstract) To adapt the WHO safe surgery checklist and to assess its relevance and impact in a 100 bed private hospital in Saudi Arabia

PS Panel (9): 'Medication safety and drug safety’“An overview of real-world data mining approaches in the context of pharmacovigilance”
Martin Hofmann-Apitius (Prof. Bioinformatics, University of Bonn, Germany)
Title: (later)
Hanna Seidling (Dr. Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacoepidemiology, University of Heidelberg, Germany)“The Top Ten ISMP Medication Safety Issues”
Allen J Vaida (Dr. Executive Vice President, The Institute for Safe Medication Practice , USA)
“Developing innovative systems for the monitoring of vaccine safety in a paediatric emergency room setting”
Barbara Rath (Dr. Department of Paediatrics, Charité University Medical Center, Berlin, Germany)
Preventing Vaccine-Related Medication Errors”
Allen J Vaida (Dr. Executive Vice President, The Institute for Safe Medication Practice , USA)

Panel (10): 'Emergency healthcare system'

Panel (11): 'Others'

Sessions for oral and poster presentations