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Even in Iraq, all politics is local
First published in The New York Times
In a deserted maze of narrow gorges in the central mountains of Afghanistan, I turned a corner and saw a tower. It rose 200 feet, a slim column of intricately carved terra cotta set with a line of turquoise tiles. There was nothing else. The mountain walls formed a tight circle around it, and at its base two rivers, descending from high mountain passes, ran through the ravines into wilderness.
I was crossing Afghanistan on foot, and it had taken me two weeks to walk to this spot from Herat, the principal city of western Afghanistan. The valley of Jam, as the area is called, was a place of relative tranquillity, protected by high mountains from the pro-Taliban feudal lord to the south and the anti-Taliban feudal lord to the north. There was no human in sight, no sound, no sign of the last 24 years of Afghan war. There was only a tower of pale, slender bricks, more than 800 years old according to an inscription at the top of the tower. A dense chain of pentagons, hexagons and diamonds wound round the column. And in Persian blue tiles, the color of an Afghan winter sky, on the neck of the tower, the words: ”Ghiyath al-Din Muhammad, King of Kings…’
This sultan had built a f
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Chief Quality Officer Network
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Ce cours passera en revue huit recommandations clés pour assurer la sécurité à l'échelle du système, comme le propose le rapport de IHI intitulé Free from Harm: Accelerating Patient Safety Improvement Fifteen Years after To Err Is Human.
La leçon 1 passera brièvement en revue l’ensemble complet des recommandations, en mettant l’accent sur les actions à entreprendre par les dirigeants des systèmes de santé.
La leçon 2 présentera un examen plus approfondi des recommandations essentielles visant à soutenir le personnel de santé. Le fait de ne pas soutenir le personnel de santé est associé à diverses conséquences néfastes qui se répercutent sur l’ensemble du système de santé, le rendant moins sûr pour les patients, les familles et les prestataires de soins.
La leçon 3 se concentre sur la manière dont l’engagement des patients et des familles en tant que partenaires respectés peut améliorer la sécurité des soins.
Remerciements : Le contenu de ce cours est basé sur le rapport Free from Harm: Accelerating Patient Safety Improvement Fifteen Years after To Err Is Human. IHI remercie chaleureusement les membres du groupe d'experts qui ont contribué à ce rapport.
Durée estimée de réalisation : 1 heure 15 minutes