1st Australasian Diagnostic Error in Medicine Conference
In-Person EventMay 24 - 25, 2017Albert park, Victoria, AU
Speakers
OVERVIEW
1st Australasian Diagnostic Error in Medicine Conference is organized by Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine (SIDM) and would be held during May 24 - 25, 2017 at Pullman Melbourne Albert Park, Albert park, Victoria, Australia. The target audience for this medical event basically for Medicine.
Conference Theme
It is thought that about 1 in 10 diagnoses made by doctors is incorrect. Improving diagnosis is a patient safety imperative that requires a team effort. This conference will bring together world leaders in diagnostic error, the safety sciences, health IT, medical indemnity providers and clinicians passionate about making diagnosis more accurate, timely and safe. The patient voice will be a focus of attention. The language of diagnosis will be explored and the contribution that medical culture makes to diagnostic error will be examined.
Diagnosis is difficult. With the increasing complexity of medicine, teamwork is crucial.
The team includes the patient (and their family), nurses, doctors and allied health. Good relationships and communication between team members is vital to safer diagnosis for our patients.
Learning Objectives
• Awareness of extent and importance of diagnostic error
• Make diagnosis safer by identifying priorities in patient engagement, research, education,
clinical care.
• Find solutions to diagnostic error through dialogue and interdisciplinary exchange at the
conference
• Explore the role of team work and culture in reducing diagnostic error
This conference will bring together world and local leaders in diagnostic error, the safety sciences, health IT, medical indemnity providers and clinicians passionate about making diagnosis more accurate, timely and safe. The patient voice will be a focus of attention. The language of diagnosis will be explored and the contribution that medical culture makes to diagnostic error (both in the positive and negative) will be examined.