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Medical Safety Management Lab
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The lab studies the systems that allow an organization to provide safe medical care.
AboutAbout the lab
Supporting safe medical care through the organization.
The Medical Safety Management Lab studies how organizations respond in order to provide safe medical care.
Its research themes also include methods for training the staff who are responsible for medical safety (patient safety managers) and the standardization of methods for investigating medical accidents.
The faculty members belong to the department responsible for medical safety at Hokkaido University Hospital.
Key terms
- Patient safety manager
- A hospital staff member responsible for building systems that protect the safety of medical care
- Medical accident
- Harm that occurs to a patient through medical care, rather than from the disease itself
- Standardization
- Making methods and procedures uniform so that they can be carried out in the same way anywhere
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies how organizations respond in order to provide safe medical care. It also works on methods for training patient safety managers and on standardizing methods for investigating medical accidents.
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- ProfessorYasuyuki Nasuhara
- Assistant ProfessorAkira Fujiwara
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