CO-Chair, Patients for Patient Safety Canada Theresa Malloy-Miller Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna. Theresa is honoured to serve as Co-Chair of Patients for Patient Safety Canada, having been a member since 2006. In her time with Patients for Patient Safety Canada, Theresa has been an active participant in many initiatives including Knowledge Transfer Webinars on a range of Patient Safety topics. She was also able to present the Patient /Family Voice in the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) –Cleaning...

To advance PFPSC’s mission and strategic goals, we lead, advocate, and contribute to increase awareness, knowledge and active participation in patient safety efforts. Our current programs include: HeART of HealthCARE virtual art gallery – recognizes the power of art in promoting safety, healing, and partnership. Mutual Healing – enables sincere conversations in a safe environment between patients and their families and healthcare workers to support all in their healing after a harmful incident. Public awareness campaigns including World Patient Safety Day, Canadian Patient...

Membership “None of us can change what has happened; but through our collective voice, we can change what will happen.” – Donna Davis, PFPSC Member Our members are volunteers, who after experiencing unsafe care or harm, are looking for a way to prevent others from suffering the same way. We come from all walks of life and draw on our diverse backgrounds when contributing to patient safety improvements. As a community we build on each other’s strengths and support each other. We are at the place in our healing where we can engage with...

PFPSC Background & History “In honor of those who have died, those left disabled, our loved ones today and the world’s children yet to be born, we will strive for excellence, so that all involved in healthcare are as safe as possible as soon as possible.” – London Declaration. A Global Movement Combined with Individual Passion In 2005, the World Health Organization (WHO) made patient engagement a priority by creating the Patients for Patient Safety Programme (PFPS). The first PFPS workshop held that year...

Website Privacy Policy UPDATED: February 1, 2024 This Privacy Policy sets out how Patients for Patient Safety Canada collects, uses and discloses personal information obtained through our websites https://www. patients4safety.ca and during our online activities. Patients for Patient Safety Canada collects limited personal information through its website and online activities including participation on social media. Patients for Patient Safety Canada also collects personal information via our third-party electronic newsletter service provider when people express an interest in receiving...