Healthcare Accreditation Institute Director showcases Thai patient safety model at international forum in Taiwan
On September 11, the Director of the Healthcare Accreditation Institute (HAI) was invited to speak at the international academic conference titled "Healthcare Quality 3.0 & 4.0," held in Taiwan. This event served as a significant platform, bringing together public health experts from around the world to exchange knowledge on improving the quality of medical care.
During the presentation, the HAI Director introduced the "3P Safety" model, a guideline used in Thailand to ensure the safety of both patients and medical personnel. The model emphasizes key principles: preventing risks, building safe systems, and fostering the participation of all parties within hospitals to achieve the best possible outcomes for service recipients.
Thailand's 3P Safety model garnered significant interest from attendees, as it is a practical approach that has concretely helped reduce medical errors. This presentation showcased the potential of the Thai public health system on the global stage and served as an opportunity to exchange new techniques to further improve hospital standards within Thailand.
Participating in this event not only fostered international cooperation but also reaffirmed that Thailand places great importance on safety standards in medical facilities, which is the heart of public healthcare in the modern era.
In conclusion, this international knowledge exchange marks a vital step in advancing the quality of Thailand's medical services, ensuring that the public can be confident that hospitals in Thailand maintain safety standards comparable to international levels.