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    The document discusses key concepts related to patient safety for physiotherapists. It identifies 6 key knowledge areas for physiotherapists: 1) contribute to a culture of patient safety, 2) work in teams for patient safety, 3) communicate effectively for patient safety, 4) manage safety risks, 5) optimize human and environmental factors, and 6) recognize and disclose adverse events. It emphasizes that decisions must focus on the patient and involve all professionals, and stresses the importance of understanding human and systemic factors that can influence decisions to enhance patient safety.

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    The document discusses key concepts related to patient safety for physiotherapists. It identifies 6 key knowledge areas for physiotherapists: 1) contribute to a culture of patient safety, 2) work in teams for patient safety, 3) communicate effectively for patient safety, 4) manage safety risks, 5) optimize human and environmental factors, and 6) recognize and disclose adverse events. It emphasizes that decisions must focus on the patient and involve all professionals, and stresses the importance of understanding human and systemic factors that can influence decisions to enhance patient safety.

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    The document discusses key concepts related to patient safety for physiotherapists. It identifies 6 key knowledge areas for physiotherapists: 1) contribute to a culture of patient safety, 2) work in teams for patient safety, 3) communicate effectively for patient safety, 4) manage safety risks, 5) optimize human and environmental factors, and 6) recognize and disclose adverse events. It emphasizes that decisions must focus on the patient and involve all professionals, and stresses the importance of understanding human and systemic factors that can influence decisions to enhance patient safety.

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    Patient Safety and Physiotherapy

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    The document discusses key concepts related to patient safety for physiotherapists. It identifies 6 key knowledge areas for physiotherapists: 1) contribute to a culture of patient safety, 2) work in teams for patient safety, 3) communicate effectively for patient safety, 4) manage safety risks, 5) optimize human and environmental factors, and 6) recognize and disclose adverse events. It emphasizes that decisions must focus on the patient and involve all professionals, and stresses the importance of understanding human and systemic factors that can influence decisions to enhance patient safety.

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    PATIENT SAFETY AND PHYSIOTHERAPY

    Duvan Ariza Tenorio

    Luisa Avendaño Moreno

    INGLES II

    NRC: 1226

    Fisioterapia

    Facultada Ciencias de la Salud

    Corporación Universitaria Iberoamericana

    Bogotá D.C

    Junio 02 de 2020
    Developed by an interprofessional group “Patient Safety and Physiotherapy: What
    including physiotherapists, categorizes Does It Mean for Your Clinical Practice?”.
    key knowledge related to patient safety

    Identify if you make a


    6. Recognize,
    mistake so you can make
    Intention to motivate respond to and
    relevant decisions that help
    1. Contribute professionals to improve disclose adverse
    the patient's treatment
    to a culture of rather than reduce patient events
    patient safety safety

    Decisions must be focused 5. Optimize it requires knowledge of


    2. Work in human and human and systemic factors, of
    on the patient, by each of
    teams for environmental how these influence or affect
    the professionals who
    patient safety factors our decisions.
    intervene.

    The medical history should The risks or what may


    3. Communicate 4. Manage
    be used, giving details of harm patients must be
    effectively for safety risk
    the procedures performed anticipated, recognized
    patient safety and managed
    BIBLIOGRAPHY
    1. King, J., & Anderson, C. M. (2010). Patient Safety and Physiotherapy: What Does
    it Mean for Your Clinical Practice?. Physiotherapy Canada. Physiotherapie
    Canada, 62(3), 172–179. https://doi.org/10.3138/physio.62.3.172

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