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Captain Sullenberger's quote is just as relevant to healthcare as it is to aviation. Both industries face similar safety challenges as they involve high-risk activities, complex systems, human factors and strive for a culture that prioritises safety above all else. Making safe and reducing avoidable harm to patients means investing in new innovative patient safety technology like Eva to reduce incidents of serious harm and share valuable learnings in .

Are you curious about how Eva works and the difference it could make to patients and the whole investigation process in hospitals?
Let us explain:
1, It pulls information together - Eva's intuitive technology allows staff to add an incident description easily.
2, Notifies approvers - Eva's integration with Outlook allows approvers to be contacted quickly
3, Analyses the incident - Microsoft technology draws out themes and risk factors from each PSI.
4, Produces a report - Eva generates standardised investigation reports in the form of customisable Word documents.
5, Guides change - Eva's report recommendations can be used to improve areas leading to patient harm.
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Tomorrow is World Patient Safety Day! This year’s theme is ‘Medication without Harm’.

Reducing medication errors is a global patient safety challenge as the types of medication errors that harm patients today were first identified over sixty years ago.

This suggests that healthcare systems around the world need support in highlighting the real risk factors leading to such errors.

Eva’s technology allows organisations to pinpoint causes of patient harm. Find out more by clicking the link in our bio! 💊