Risk Management and Healthcare Policy

Our article collection focuses on a critically important aspect of modern healthcare: “Advancing Patient Safety Culture and Managing Healthcare Risks for Sustainable Healthcare.” The evolving area of this proposal bridges the gap between patient safety, risk management, and sustainability in healthcare. As healthcare systems worldwide strive for patient-centered care, it has become crucial to recognize that a culture fostering patient safety and effective risk management strategies contribute significantly to the overall sustainability of healthcare institutions.

This topic’s relevance stems from the contemporary need for a safer and more efficient healthcare sector. With the rising complexity in healthcare processes, patient safety and risk management have become paramount. They form the bedrock for the trust patients place in healthcare systems. More so, effective management of these aspects often leads to significant cost savings, thereby promoting the sustainability of healthcare services. In a broader perspective, cultivating a patient safety culture and implementing comprehensive risk management plans contribute to the overall health outcomes and well-being of the society at large.

In our collection within the ambit of the “Risk Management and Healthcare Policy” journal, we invite submissions encompassing our theme: “Advancing Patient Safety Culture and Managing Healthcare Risks for Sustainable Healthcare.” Relevant subtopics include, but are not limited to, methods of enhancing patient safety culture, new and innovative approaches to healthcare risk management, the role of policy and leadership in promoting patient safety, and the influence of digital technology on patient safety and risk management. These themes explore the intersection between patient safety, risk management, and the overall sustainability of healthcare institutions. We welcome submissions of various article types, including original research articles, reviews, case studies, commentaries, and policy analyses. This collection aims to stimulate informed dialogue, inform policy alterations, and inspire future research in these key areas of healthcare management.

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