The Elijeko Foundation, in joining forces with the Patient Safety Movement Foundation, is thrilled to announce the launch of a pioneering Patient Safety Initiative, starting at Premier Care Hospital in Accra.
This initiative underscores Elijeko Foundation’s dedication to elevating healthcare standards across West Africa, combining their health education expertise with the Patient Safety Movement Foundation’s specialized knowledge.
The program piloting from Premier Care Hospital marks the beginning of a regional expansion, aiming to revolutionize patient care standards.
Other training activities conducted included CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) live skills training and Stop The Bleed training, aimed at equipping the staff at Premier Care Hospital with vital emergency response skills.
Additionally, sessions on dementia care and cultivating a safety culture within healthcare settings were conducted.
Mr. Andrews Kwabena Nyantakyi, CEO of Elijeko Foundation, expressed optimism, stating, “this initiative signifies a pivotal moment in our mission to enhance healthcare outcomes in West Africa.
He added: “By joining forces with the Patient Safety Movement Foundation and launching at Premier Care Hospital, we are setting a strong foundation for a safer healthcare future.
Our goal is to cultivate an environment where patient safety is paramount, and every patient receives the highest standard of care.”
Additionally, a special session on dementia care led by Dr. Brittany Lamb was conducted, focusing on enhancing the care for patients with dementia.
Also adding a significant dimension to the initiative, was Dr. Sanaz Massoumi, an esteemed expert in patient safety, who provided an enlightening session on cultivating a culture of safety within healthcare settings.
Her presentation drew upon the global efforts and successes of the Patient Safety Movement Foundation, emphasizing the importance of creating safe care environments and fostering a proactive approach to patient safety.
Mr. Samuel Kofi Baah Asante Ampadu, CEO of Premier Care Hospital, on his part, emphasized their commitment to the initiative, aligning with their mission of providing exceptional care.
“We are honored to be the first hospital in this transformative journey. At Premier Care Hospital, we are dedicated to providing exceptional care to our patients, and this initiative aligns perfectly with our mission.
By integrating the latest in patient safety protocols and practices, we aim to not only improve outcomes but also to lead by example in healthcare excellence.”
The initiative focuses on comprehensive safety measures, including the implementation of international best practices, enhancing staff training, and fostering a culture of transparency and accountability.
It also emphasizes the importance of community involvement, ensuring that patients and families are integral to the care process.
With this initiative, Elijeko Foundation, the Patient Safety Movement Foundation, and Premier Care Hospital are setting new benchmarks in healthcare quality and safety.
They invite healthcare professionals, stakeholders, and the community to support this vital cause, which promises to be a model for patient care across the region and beyond.
The day further concluded with a special session on dementia care, led by Dr. Brittany Lamb, focusing on enhancing the staff’s understanding and care for patients with dementia.
For further details on the Patient Safety Initiative or to participate, please reach out ngo@elijeko.com.
About Elijeko Foundation:
Elijeko Foundation is a leading NGO dedicated to promoting health education and improving healthcare outcomes in West Africa.
Through innovative programs and strategic partnerships, the Foundation seeks to empower communities and enhance healthcare systems across the region.
About Premier Care Hospital:
Premier Care Hospital, located in Accra, Ghana, is renowned for its commitment to patient care excellence and medical innovation.
As a leader in the healthcare sector, the hospital is dedicated to delivering superior medical services and improving patient outcomes.
Source:amaghanaonline