page views on the Canadian Patient Safety Institute website
PDF resources downloaded
impressions of #ASKLISTENTALK
260,227 visits to the Canadian Patient Safety Institute website
124,147 social media interactions on Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook and other platforms
53,803 YouTube views with an estimated 105,740 minutes of viewing time
616,553 emails sent to up to 9,500 stakeholders
1,701 original #ASKLISTENTALK tweets from 769 participants during Canadian Patient Safety Week
109 email campaigns promoted
1,404 research reports downloaded from Canadian Patient Safety Institute website
27% of CPSI website visits come from outside Canada
attendees at 26 national webinars
1,029 page views and 346 downloads of A Framework for Establishing a Patient Safety Culture
3,955 page views of TeamSTEPPS Canada™ webpage
621 downloads of the 10 Warning Signs of a Rapidly Deteriorating Patient
8 teams participated in an 11-month Collaborative on the Measuring and Monitoring of Safety Framework – Demonstration Project
111 participants for the final webinar in the series promoting the Measuring and Monitoring for Safety
819 participants in total for the first two presentations on Knowledge Translation and Implementation Science in a six-part webinar series
30 representatives from key stakeholder groups led the drive to improve surgical care through Enhanced Recovery Canada
160 participants attended the Atlantic Health Quality & Patient Safety Learning Exchange
567 page views and 216 downloads of Getting Ahead of Harm Before it Happens
487 page views of Am I Safe? supported conversations about patient safety in the home
38 PFPSC members hold the unique WHO Patient Safety Champion designation
68 PFPSC partnerships with committees, boards, and working groups to shape policies, practices and programs
75 Canadian, 8 provincial and 14 international collaborations involving PFPSC members
4,584 views of Patients for Patient Safety Canada webpage
4,516 downloads of Engaging Patients in Patient Safety: A Canadian Guide
15,751 page views of the Patient Safety and Incident Management Toolkit webpage
1,400 alerts and 6,900 recommendations from 26 contributing organizations worldwide provided for GPSA
13,173 page views of GPSA program pages and alerts; views from almost 100 countries around the world
2,500 views of GPSA full alerts (33% conversion rate of summary to full alert views)
384 PDF downloads of the analytical report, Measuring Patient Harm in Canadian Hospitals
401 participants in total for two Hospital Harm Measure webinars: Learning from Leadership: how to champion the Hospital Harm Measure and Never Events and Hospital Harm Measure: Can It Really Be Used For Improvement?
8 teams participated in the Home Care Safety Falls Prevention Collaborative – Wave Two
8 presentations, keynote addresses and panel discussions at provincial and national conferences, symposiums and forums with over 7,000 delegates
participants at 179 learning sessions and webinars
5 Patient Safety Education Program – Canada (PSEP – Canada) conferences held, with 41 organizations across the country participating
29,139 page views of the PSEP – Canada webpage
11,370 page views and 3,176 downloads of PSEP – Canada curriculum
75 participants attended the Advancing Safety for Patients in Residency Education (ASPIRE) educational sessions
35 participants attended the Canadian Patient Safety Officer Course
37 participants completed the Effective Governance for Quality and Patient Safety (EGQPS) program
177 faculty members supported knowledge translation activities and educational programming
97% of participants in CPSI learning sessions reported an increase in patient safety awareness and/or knowledge
73% of organizations sampled report incorporating a practice and/or used tools and curricula introduced during a CPSI learning session
160 participants attended the Atlantic Health Quality & Patient Safety Learning Exchange
50 participants from the British Columbia Public Health Services Authority (BC PHSA) and Indigenous Services Canada attended an Incident Management Training session
impressions of #STOPCleanYourHandsDay 2017
2,000 Canadian Patient Safety Week (CPSW) promotional packages distributed
87% of CPSW survey respondents indicated that the theme Take with Questions was effective
4,437,000 impressions of #ASKLISTENTALK and over 290,000 impressions of #questionyourmeds
5,267 page views of the PATIENT podcast series webpage
9,048 views of videos of patient and family stories, with 47,642 minutes viewed
4,783 views of healthcare provider videos with 23,558 minutes viewed
125 people entered the Question Your Meds contest
3,329 times that two patient safety quizzes taken by patients and providers
748 sites registered for STOP! Clean Your Hands Day 2017; 978 promotional packages distributed
400 tweets of #STOPCleanYourHands from 221 participants on May 5, 2017
383 attendees at Making it Stick: When asking, begging and telling are just not enough interactive webinar
19,353 viewing minutes of STOP! Clean Your Hands Day #AskYourself video competition videos to learn about hand hygiene
