International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare Copenhagen 2023

International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare Copenhagen 2023 is organized by British Medical Journal (BMJ) Publishing Group Ltd, Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) and will be held from May 15 - 17, 2023 at Bella Center Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Copenhagen (Hovedstaden), Denmark.

Description:
Using our combined expertise and passion, IHI and BMJ bring you one of the largest international conferences focused on improving outcomes for patients and communities through quality improvement.

The programme theme:
• Our theme at the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare in Copenhagen 2023 is Adapting to a changing world: equity, sustainability and wellbeing for all.
• This year, we are thinking about what’s next. So much attention has been taken up with dealing with our current problems, we want to focus on how the improvement movement can help healthcare systems change.
• We are living in a changing world. How we work, live and share the planet can no longer be taken for granted, and healthcare needs to meet these challenges.
• Patients and healthcare users take a center stage at the International Forum, encouraging us to rethink what matters in the delivery of great care. We want to bring the focus back to treating everyone with respect, making sure we are not wasting precious resources and that we care for the whole person.
• The International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare in Copenhagen is the place to come together with colleagues from around the world as well as close to home to get the inspiration we all need to embrace and drive change.

The key topics and aims:
We will have four key topic areas for Copenhagen 2023:
• Equity
• Wellbeing
• Sustainability
• Learning from adverse events.

Focusing on these topics will allow us to:
• Examine strategies and projects that strive to deliver more equitable healthcare
• Explore how environmental sustainability is being pursued in health and care
• Support greater wellbeing in the workforce through processing the trauma of the past 3 years and mapping out a future in which the physical and mental health and wellbeing of staff is nurtured
• Enhance learning that is outcomes-focused and involves practical engagement and consideration of the patient experience
• Gain an international perspective on the digital transformation of healthcare to enhance delivery and improve outcomes

Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.