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Tracking return on investment to improve patient safety

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International studies imply that quality related cost items within healthcare services account for approximately 25% of the total cost of care. It is suggested that the implementation of standardization and structures to establish more efficient patient processes is a more effective approach and will result in decreased costs and at the same time increase quality.

Topics

  • Health, Health Care, Pharmaceuticals

Categories

  • patient safety
  • medical mistakes
  • mentice
  • medical training
  • healthcare

Mentice is a world leader in medical simulation, providing qualified solutions for training, education and assessment opportunities. With a focus on minimally invasive techniques and procedures, Mentice develops simulation systems for training in a safe environment within the fields of endovascular intervention and minimally invasive surgery. The advantages of training with Mentice solutions are well documented enhancing clinical performance, reducing cost, and, in the long term, improving patient safety.

Contacts

Hiral Chavda

Press contact Marketing Communications Manager Global Marketing +46313399400

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