Diploma in patient quality and safety

The current status of the Patient Quality and Safety Diploma reflects a growing need in the health field of guaranteeing excellence in care, minimizing adverse events and prioritizing the quality and safety of the patient. This training offers an integral perspective, addressing from process management to the use of health and communication in health. Characterized by its interdisciplinary approach, the diploma stands out for its emphasis on the identification and prevention of adverse events, the implementation of quality management systems and training in audit tools. In addition, it focuses on the importance of communication in the health environment and the role of technology, including e-health, on the continuous improvement of care quality.

- Identify and analyze the main concepts related to patient quality and safety. - Understand the adverse events derived from interventions in pain and their prevention. - Implement quality management systems and manage indicators in health environments. - Apply audit tools to evaluate and improve quality in health centers. - Develop effective communication skills in the field of health. - Analyze the impact of technological management and e-health on health care.

The possible professional outputs of this diploma in patient quality and safety are varied and include roles such as, it may be the quality management in health centers, audit of health systems, specialist in communication in medical environments, consulting in e-health, among other profiles demanded in the field of health.

The Patient Quality and Safety Diploma prepares you to face the different current challenges that we can find in the health sector, dotting you with the necessary skills to be able to implement quality management systems, prevent adverse events, improve health communication and take advantage of technological tools to optimize patient care.

This diploma in patient quality and safety is aimed at any of the healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, health managers and those interested in the continuous improvement of patient care and risk prevention in the clinical and hospitable environment.