CASE DISCUSSION
Patient-Centered Care: Nursing’s Role in Quality & Safety
Presented by Mr. Anil Kumar BojjaViews
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Case Description
Nurses play a pivotal role in ensuring quality and safety through patient-centered care, which emphasizes empathy, communication, and shared decision-making. By actively involving patients and families in care planning, nurses help improve treatment adherence, satisfaction, and outcomes. Their...
Case Summary
- Patient-centered care (PCC) prioritizes individual patient needs, preferences, and values in all clinical decisions. Key elements include respect, consideration of backgrounds, and addressing patient needs, improving satisfaction, outcomes, and safety while reducing medical errors and healthcare costs. Nurses play a crucial role in advocating for patients, delivering care, and ensuring their satisfaction, acting as a bridge between patients, families, and healthcare teams.
Speaker Profile
Mr. Anil Kumar Bojja
Director of Nursing, Hayat National Hospital- al Inma Medical Services, Saudi ArabiaMr. Anil Kumar Bojja is a seasoned nursing leader with over a decade of experience in clinical operations, nursing management, and quality assurance across premier healthcare institutions in India and Saudi Arabia. Currently serving as the Director of Nursing at Hayat National Hospital, Saudi Arabia, he plays a pivotal role in overseeing nursing operations, risk management, and compliance with international healthcare standards. With a strong foundation in leadership and patient safety, Mr. Bojja has consistently contributed to elevating nursing practices and clinical quality across the organizations he has served.
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