1. Patient safety: the new paradigm in hospital and health industry
2. Medical errors: concepts, causes, consequences and preventive actions
3. Tools and measurement of patient safety
4. Communicating patient safety to patients and organizations
5. Clinical governance and its application for communicable diseases : clinical guidelines and pathways, clinical audit, clinical risk management
6. Organization and implementation of clinical governance
7. Team work and clinical leadership
Learning methods :
A paper-based case will be used to describe the overall content of this module, followed by introduction of the topics through interactive lectures jointly delivered by experts and hospital practitioners (averaged 4-5 hours per topics). To comprehend the understanding and to enrich the learning experiences, group discussions and a 3-day hospital visit will be applied to recognise patient safety problems and discuss its implementation, as well as to apply quality improvement principles to assess the implementation of clinical governance. Findings from the visit and feedback sessions will be arranged on campus, inviting hospital representatives. For communicating patient safety to patient/community and organizations, students will be given opportunities to practice and improve their interpersonal skills practice at the leadership laboratory.
Facilitators :
Adi Utarini, dr, MSc, MPH, PhD
Andreasta Meliala, dr, MKes, MAS
Edy Moeljono, dr, SpRad
Hanevi Djasri, dr, MARS
H. Muki Reksoprodjo dr, SpOG (Indonesian Hospital Association)
Iwan Dwiprahasto, dr, MMedSc, PhD, Prof.
Jarir Atthobari, dr, PhD
Team of Bethesda hospital
Team of Sardjito hospital
Tjahjono Koentjoro, dr, MPH, PhD
Yayi Suryo Prabandari Dra, MSi, PhD
Course assessment :
The following assessment methods and weight will be applied for the final student assessment :
1. Active participation in group discussions (20%)
2. Individual action plan (30%)
3. Written examination using essay questions and case studies (50%)
Course accreditation :
This course has been accredited by :
• tropEd Network for Education in International Health (equivalent to 3 ECTS, 90 hours student interaction time consisting of 40hours of lectures, 20 hours of group work, 10hours of hospital visit, 4 hours of practical skills, 12 hours of self-directed learning and 4 hours of individual examination); and
• Hospital Management, Faculty of Medicine, UGM (equivalent to 4.5 credit points).
Course fee :
450 Euro (for troped or international students) or 6,000,000 IDR for Indonesian participants.
Course coordinator :
Adi Utarini, dr, MPH, MSc, PhD
Contact persons :
Amelia, International master program in Public Health, at: (+62-274-547869), Mobile: 0856 4355 2720; Email: lieaime@yahoo.com