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ECU 2010 Martin Wangler DC, MME, FEAC
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Martin Wangler DC, MME, FEAC – is the current Director of Academic Affairs of the EAC. A 1980 graduate of CMCC in Toronto, Canada, he received a postgraduate degree in chiropractic from Swiss Chiropractic Institute (SCI), Berne in 1982 and his Master of Medical Education from the University of Berne in 2008. Since 1989 he has been principal for postgraduate chiropractic students at SCI, Berne. From 2004-2007 he was Director of the SCI and he has chaired numerous task forces and steering groups. His interests include Postgraduate Education; MiniCEX, DOPS, patient safety training (reporting and learning), quality standards, curriculum development and programme evaluation (CPD, GEP). |
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Workshop 2
Session 3A/4A
14.30-18.00
Limited to 25 Persons
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Best and Safe Care – a First Sensitization for Patient Safety
Although Safety Guidelines can be effective in bringing about change and improving health outcomes, they are just one element of good decision making, which also takes account of patients’ preferences and values, clinicians’ values and experience, and the availability of resources. Leadership, commitment and communication together with trust and openness to build a culture of patient safety are prerequisites for successful reporting and learning. This will be the topic in the afternoon workshop “Best and Safe Care”, offered by EAC Department of Academic Affairs at this year ECU convention 2010 in London, UK. |
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