#PatientSafety is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 107 people shared 217 posts with it — around 7 a day. Activity is down 6% versus the previous week, peaking on Aug 4 with 13 posts.

Posts with #PatientSafety

Rhea Liang

@liangrhea.bsky.social

2 days ago

This is an absolute tragedy and should be a never-event. Multiple significant failures would be required- the check-in process, the patient ID bracelet, the consent check, the pre-induction checklist. And what happened to the other patient? 😱 #PatientSafety www.nine.com.au/australia….

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Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital: Debra went in for routine surgery. A catastrophic error changed her life and disfigured her forever | Nine.com.au

The grandmother was supposed to have a small cancerous skin tag removed.

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WHO

@who.int

11 months ago

Today is #WorldPatientSafetyDay Children aren’t small adults. They need safe care tailored to their: 🧸 Age 🧸 Weight 🧸 Development 🧸 Medical needs 🧸 Ability to communicate 🧸 Context Learn why we need to ensure safe care for all children from the start👉 bit.ly/WPSD2025WHO #PatientSafety

A graphic for World Patient Safety Day 2025 with the title “Why is safe health care for children so important?”. It shows two children holding flowers at the top. Four key points are highlighted: (1) Children face higher risks – even small errors can cause lifelong harm. (2) Children need care that fits their age, weight and development. (3) Children can’t speak up — they rely on adults to keep them safe. (4) Safety takes teamwork — families and health workers working together.

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ThereForME

@thereforme.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

David Putrino is #ThereForME! @putrinolab.bsky.social is a leading #LongCovid clinician and Director of the @mountsinainyc.bsky.social Center for Recovery From Complex Chronic Illnesses. His message: “Happy Holidays! We won’t stop fighting for pwME! Love David” #PatientSafety #pwME #pwLC

A pretend polaroid shows David Putrino posing for a photo holding a #ThereForME Christmas card.

The image on the card shows two presents, one labelled "patient safety", the other "research". The photo is labelled "7". The design is in the #ThereForME colours.

This second image displays David’s handwritten message. It reads: “Happy Holidays! We won’t stop fighting for pwME! Love David”

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Rhea Liang

@liangrhea.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Our hospital has just standardised doctor lanyards to make us more easily identifiable for #PatientSafety, especially in complex teams. I'm sad to put my rainbow lanyard aside- but hooray for replacement pins that are also being rolled out organisation-wide. 🤗🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

A rectangular badge with the progress Pride flag and the word ALLY

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Bahar Haghanipour, MdA

@bhaghanipour.bsky.social

11 months ago

Frauen wurden jahrzehntelang aus Studien ausgeschlossen – bis heute gefährlich für ihre Gesundheit. Medizin muss für alle sicher sein! 💉 #GenderHealthGap #PatientSafety

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ThereForME

@thereforme.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Dec 8: It’s Adrian Ramsay! @adrianramsay.bsky.social is Co-Leader of the @greenparty.org.uk, the first party to develop a Covid & Long Covid policy 🙌 His message: “My Christmas wish for people with ME and Long Covid is that they get the medical and financial support they need.” #PatientSafety

A pretend polaroid shows a smiling Adrian Ramsay posing for a photo holding a #ThereForME Christmas card.

The image on the card shows the dark blue Christmas tree, decorated with sparkling fairy lights, baubles and a star on the top, in a snowy landscape against a starry backdrop. The design is in the #ThereForME colours.

This second image displays Adrian’s handwritten message. It reads “My Christmas wish for people with ME and Long Covid is that they get the medical and financial support they need.”

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WHO

@who.int

11 months ago

It’s #WorldPatientSafetyDay 📣 Parents and caregivers! You play a vital role in making decisions and keeping your children safe when they receive care: 🙌 Be active participants 🙌 Ask questions 🙌 Stay informed 🙌 Speak up Learn more Learn more 👉 bit.ly/WPSD2025WHO #PatientSafety

Title: ‘Keeping care safe for your child – Tips for families’. Four tips are displayed with colourful icons: 1) Keep track of symptoms, medication and appointments. 2) Stay informed about common medical conditions. 3) Ask questions when you are unsure. 4) Speak up when something feels wrong.

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East Anglia Bylines

@eastangliabylines.co.uk

over 1 year ago

The #NHS must prioritise patient safety. @drdavidnicholl.bsky.social examines the risks of employing Physician Associates & Anaesthesia Associates without proper regulation or defined roles. #Healthcare #PatientSafety eastangliabylines.co.uk/n….

eastangliabylines.co.uk

Vital independent review of physicians and anaesthesia associates announced

The Wes Streeting review announcement into physician and anaesthesia associates by Professor Gillian Leng can be cautiously welcomed

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Bettina Grande

@bettinagrande.bsky.social

10 months ago

6/6 Fortbildung ist wichtig. Aber entscheidend ist, welches Wissen vermittelt wird. Zwischen „Müdigkeit“ und „Reha“ geht hier das Wesentliche verloren: Schutz vor Überlastung. Anerkennung pathophysiologischer Grenzen. Patientensicherheit. #MECFS #PEM #LearnaboutME #PatientSafety #NoGET #NoRehab

Screenshot einer Folie der Fortbildung „Post COVID + CFS“ mit dem Titel „Zusammenfassung II (POCORE)“.
Zu sehen sind Aufzählungen zu einer Reha-Studie mit über 1000 Teilnehmenden:
35 % psychische Störungen, 83 % Fatigue, Besserung durch Reha mit geringer Effektstärke, häufig depressive Symptome.
Rechts im Bild: Vortragender Michael Jöbges im Videofenster.

Screenshot einer Folie mit dem Titel „Zusammenfassung I“.
Enthalten sind Bulletpoints zur Post-COVID-Diagnose, Fatigue, parasympathischer Minderinnervation und PEM („Zustände völliger Erschöpfung“).
PEM wird als „Definition schwierig“ beschrieben, Pacing als Verhaltensempfehlung erwähnt.
Rechts: Michael Jöbges im Video.

Screenshot aus derselben Fortbildung.
Frage: „Welches ist kein Warnzeichen bei ME/CFS-Patienten während körperlicher Belastung?“
Antwortoptionen: Schwindel, Schwitzen, Druckgefühl im Brustkorb, Kurzatmigkeit, Schmerzen.

Screenshot aus einer Online-Fortbildung der Landesärztekammer Baden-Württemberg.
Frage: „Welche Angebote im Rahmen einer ME/CFS-Rehabilitation sind sinnvoll?“
Antwortoptionen u. a.: Pacing, Edukation, Psychotherapie, neuropsychologisches Training, Reha nicht empfohlen.

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WHO

@who.int

11 months ago

Today is #WorldPatientSafetyDay Unsafe care can lead to lifelong or devastating consequences for children. 📣 Health workers: Safety first! You play a key role in delivering care that is safe and child-centred. Learn more 👉 bit.ly/WPSD2025WHO #PatientSafety

Title: ‘Delivering safe care for children – Tips for health practitioners: 1) Tailor care for children. 2) Work with families by listening and explaining. 3) Spot risks early and act early. 4) Communicate clearly during handovers and referrals. Illustration of a doctor standing with a child on crutches.

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sarah boothby

@swastrosarah.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

#PatientSafety please sign the call for Cochrane to withdraw its harmful endorsement of studies promoting exercise in post infection diseases www.change.org/p/cochrane…. Cochrane is a highly recommended resource to many post-graduate scholars in England. The next generation deserves better.

www.change.org

Sign the Petition

Cochrane: Withdraw the harmful 2019 Exercise therapy for CFS review

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ThereForME

@thereforme.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

It’s #ThereForME! Our message: “Thank you for all the support this year – it means the world to us! We’re thinking of you this Christmas. We’ll keep fighting for you in 2025. Lots of love. Karen, Emma, Oonagh” #PatientSafety #pwME #pwLC #ThereForME