Healthcare Quality and Safety Workshop Series
October/November 2009
Medication Safety
Group and multi-workshop discounts available
To ensure the workshops are collaborative, group sizes are capped at 30. Please register early to avoid disappointment.
Workshop outcomes
At the conclusion of the workshop, participants will be:
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able to understand the data on the most common causes of patient medication errors, and how it relates to their organisation;
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able to examine processes used within their organisation to identify and assess areas of greatest risk; and
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equipped to improve medication safety in their organisation.
Who should attend?
Health Administrators, Clinicians, Quality Managers, Directors of Pharmacy, Clinical Pharmacists interested in medication safety and quality, Directors of Nursing, Nursing Administrators, Quality and Safety Managers
About the Presenter
Daniel Lalor
Daniel is currently the Project Manager, Medication
Safety with the Clinical Excellence Commission in NSW.
Daniel’s background is in clinical pharmacy and he now specialises in issues related to the safe and quality use
of medicines.
In this field, Daniel has worked with a number of State and National committees and organisations to improve
the safety and quality of patient care.
In his current role, Daniel is responsible for supporting
a range of tools and resources for analysing medication management systems as well as identifying emerging risks to medication safety through the use of incident data. He is also involved in leading and coordinating quality and safety improvement activities related to use of medicines.
Daniel is committed to improving patient safety through improving the safety and quality of medicines use
