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March 07-08, 2019 | London, UK

Journal of Diabetology | Volume 3

Annual Summit on

Diabetes, Obesity & Heart

Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolic Syndrome

International Conference on

Joint Event

&

Mistake Proofing: A quality tool to improve care of our patients

Wissam Abdul Hadi

NMC Royal Hospital, UAE

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istake proofing is an old tool formalized by Shigeo

Shingo from Toyota motors which contributed in what

is called nowadays the ‘Toyota Production System’ that

is synonymized with ‘Quality’. The tool is used to reduce

occurrence of errors, make errors hard to occur unnoticed,

easy to correct errors before they can cause serious harm,

and let the system fail safely when it fails. Healthcare is

a risky industry and the mistake proofing tool is a good

technique that was used from automobile industry to

improve quality and patient safety. According to an article

published in the Journal of Patient Safety in 2013 “premature

deaths associated with preventable harm to patients was

estimated to be more than 400,000” in hospitals. One of the

key areas of implementation that made a positive difference

in healthcare is Health Systems Design. Designing a safe

healthcare system is what the healthcare industry needs to

operate safely.

Speaker Biography

Wissam Abdul Hadi is the Chief Quality Officer at NMC Royal Hospital Cluster– Khalifa City,

Abu Dhabi for two hospitals and three medical centers. He completed his Medical Degree

in 2001 and his Master of Public Health in 2004. Additionally, he completed his certification

as a Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ) in 2011. He has more than 14 years of

experience in the health care industry of which 8 years as a General Practitioner and 15

years in Health Management and Policy in different countries and in different settings such

as hospitals and regulatory bodies. He helped in publishing 40 clinical practice guidelines.

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wissam.ah@gmail.com

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