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September 20-22, 2017 | Toronto, Canada

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AMERICAN PEDIATRICS HEALTHCARE &

PEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASES CONGRESS

Pediatric Healthcare & Pediatric Infections 2017

T

he increase in our patients` safety, the implementation

of an effective risk management, the communication

of medical errors and the start up of a fast track pediatric

surgery are currently the key issues discussed within the

public, among politicians and within pediatric medicine. In

the past, first statements are found i.e. in the WHO safety

checklists, the global initiative for emergency and essential

surgical care (GIEESC) and in the millenium development

goals (MDG) out of the years 2008 and 2015. In addition, in

I° World countries like Germany, professional risk managers,

patient safety experts and medical chambers have issued

general guidelines and recommendations for institutional

and clinical risk management in all hospital departments. For

traditional reasons they focus more on adults rather than on

children and of course, more on public health issues than on

(pediatric) surgery. In this communication, well established

patient safety and risk management goals and the current

practice of communicating medical errors are re-focused.

Recent proposals for their adaptation into the specific needs

in pediatric surgery especially fast track pediatric surgery

are re-visited as well. Finally, our results are presented

and discussed to which extent safety tools and the safety

culture out of the aviation sector or other high reliability

organizations (HRO) can be implemented and combined

within a progressive fast track pediatric surgery. The data

are taken out of the all-day practice and experience of the

author and are discussed in form of a literature review.

Speaker Biography

Fette Andreas is a Consultant Pediatric Surgeon. He has just completed university

studies in “risk management and patient safety” at the Alpe-Adria University in

Klagenfurt/Austria. He has published more than 80 original papers, contributed to 18

book chapters and has been serving as an Editorial Board Member of repute.

e:

andreas.fette@gmx.de

Patient safety and risk management in pediatric surgery: Combining aviation safety standards with

fast track pediatric surgery

Andreas Fette

1, 2, 3, 4

1

SBK Klinikum, Germany

2

University of Pecs, Hungary

3

Tyrol Air Ambulance, Austria

4

Alpe-Adria Universität, Austria