Quick Links
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CPSW Website Planners’ Guide
This guide is designed to provide busy health care providers with ideas on potential Canadian Patient Safety Week activities to do and resources available.
Click here to download the file.
Click here to download the high resolution bilingual (French on one side and English on the other.) placemats.
There are Word versions of the placemats with a text box that allows insertion of text for patient safety champions who wish to use this resource but add their own patient safety tips. Click here for the English version and click here for the French version.
Organizations can print their own quantities. These placemats can be used on patient hospital trays, in hospital cafeterias and in restaurants willing to promote the week in their communities. The placemats could be handed out at displays and visitors to the display asked to write down their questions and comments. These completed placemats could be displayed in busy people traffic areas in healthcare facilities to increase awareness and dialogue around patient safety.
Click the respective radio ads to hear the message.
Question & Answer Backgrounder
To download the Questions & Answers in MS WORD format, click here.
Menu of Patient Safety Questions
CPSW participants may wish to review the menu of possible questions to ask when hosting a draw or providing giveaways.
Click here to download the file.
Canadian Patient Safety Institute website
Click here to be directed to the CPSW website
The It’s Safe to Ask Medication Card is for people to record medications. The purpose of the card is to
- promote patient safety through safe use of medications,
- encourage people to ask questions about their medications, and
- help healthcare providers and emergency responders know patients’ current medications
Click here to learn more.
The Patient Advocate Form is a tool developed by the Institute’s Patient Advisory Committee to help people name a person(s) who can advocate, or speak up, and act on their behalf. The form includes a checklist of tasks a patient may want an advocate to do.
Click here to download the file.
“Do You Have This?” Poster
Click here to download the poster.
It’s Safe to Ask (ISTA) Brochures, posters and audios.
The brochures and posters are available in 15 languages.
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It’s Safe to Ask audio announcement (available in 9 different languages) |
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To learn more visit the It’s Safe to Ask website.
Brandon Regional Health Authority’s “Room of Horrors” Activity
Click here to download the PDF file and click here to download the Word file.
Events Form
Click here to complete the CPSW Events Form.
Please send the completed form to dwhite@mbips.ca.
We greatly appreciate hearing from all our enthusiastic CPSW participants! We will create a photo gallery of CPSW photos sent to us
Congratulations to all participants for your commitment to Canadian Patient Safety Week!
Canadian Patient Safety Week Project Partners
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