ISBT/IHN collaboration with WHO Jo Wiersum-Osselton also on behalf of Neelam Dhingra Erica Wood, Jean-Claude Faber, Neo Moleli, Yasmin Ayob Health Systems Service Delivery and Innovation and Safety
Activities 1. Project Notify: working towards inclusion of haemo- vigilance in the Notify database (Barcelona, 6-3-2014) 2. WHO blood safety group (lead: N. Dhingra) – Finalising WHO Aide-Mémoire on haemovigilance – Work on WHO guidance document on haemovigilance (Geneva, 10-12 March 2014) 3. WHO patient safety group (Geneva, 1-2 April 2014) – Workshop on Minimal Information Model for patient safety reporting systems Slides on Notify: Luc Noell, WHO Health Systems Service Delivery and Innovation and Safety
The WHO Wide Initiative for MPHO 3 Global Governance Tools for MPHO Principles inherent to the Human Origin Optimizing Vigilance Universal use of and Surveillance ISBT 128 for all MPHO Slides on Notify: Luc Noell, WHO Health Systems Service Delivery 3 and Innovation and Safety
Notify Library The NOTIFY project for Vigilance and Surveillance of MPHO • Mutualizing the global experience of V&S in MPHO services o Risk identification o Risk assessment o Risk based quality management o Risk education • Library of documented adverse reactions and adverse events (errors, failures, adverse occurrences) for learning purposes • Publicly accessible information for professionals, Operators, Competent Authorities and the public • Demonstrating Transparency • Resource for learning and for improving practice Health Systems Service Delivery 4 and Innovation and Safety
Notify, 2013-2014 • Decision to include haemovigilance in the Notify Library o Common sources and ethical principles o Shared risks o Legal obligation to ensure linkage of vigilance systems • Meeting of Notify staff with representatives from fields of biovigilance and haemovigilance in Barcelona (4 March 2014) • Next steps: furthering work on (draft) documents, taxonomy for classifying reactions/events. • NB Notify is different from ISTARE. • not for capturing numbers of reactions, but • extensive information about individual cases of different types • Mutual learning • Systems submit suitable cases to Notify editorial committee • More info: bwhitaker@aabb.org; deirdre.fehily@iss.it Health Systems Service Delivery and Innovation and Safety
WHO Blood Safety WHO blood safety group (lead: N. Dhingra) Geneva, 10-12 March 2014; EW, JCF and JW representing IHN/ISBT – Finalising WHO Aide-Mémoire on haemovigilance (A-M; 2 A4) – Mature draft following work (JC Faber) at time of Dubai Global Consultation on Blood Safety – Final editing. – A-M has since passed WHO editing board and is being translated. • WHO guidance document on haemovigilance – Important contribution from Neo Moleli/SANBS, Yasmin Ayob, drafting assistance Sarah Galbraith – Follows structure of A-M – Draft to be discussed at African Society for Blood Transfusion, July 2014 – Intent to co-endorse by ISBT and IHN Health Systems Service Delivery and Innovation and Safety
WHO Patient Safety and service delivery WHO patient safety and service delivery (lead: I. Larizgoittia) Geneva, 1-2 April 2014; EW and JW representing IHN/ISBT – working meeting – bring together WHO staff from different clusters and external experts from different vigilance systems • Haemovigilance • Patient safety • Injection safety and occupational health • Radation safety • Pharmacovigilance • Medical devices Health Systems Service Delivery and Innovation and Safety
WHO Patient Safety and service delivery – potential utility and feasibility of a minimum information model (MIM) • discussed proposal with 8 data elements, to be supported by • recommended parameters, glossary and definitions – Consensus that criterion for elements should be: used to actually bring about improvements – Challenging presentation by Tjerk van der Schaaf: If you are collecting information which you cannot do anything with, you are wasting people’s time, energy and money – Next step - WHO Health Systems Service Delivery and Innovation and Safety
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