If you make a mistake and do not correct it, this is called a mistake
Confucius

Healthcare Safety and Accountability

Healthcare Safety and Accountability (HealthCSA) aims to support the alliance for reliable healthcare improvement. To improve outcomes for patients and communities, share practical ideas that can be implemented in the workplace, promote research into quality, safety and responsibility improvement, advance sustainable innovation, and connect international healthcare professionals and leaders.
We share the passion for improving quality, safety and responsibility in healthcare to make the difference for a better healthcare.

Focus on:

• Share knowledge, expertise and vision to improve experiences, outcomes and value
• Improve outcomes for patients and communities
• Provide practical ideas that can be implemented in the workplace
• Build coalitions to inspire understanding between healthcare organizations
• Promote research into quality and safety improvement
• Encourage valuable innovation
• Translate knowledge about the quality, safety and responsibility of care into effective action
• Invigorate the mind and embrace fresh ideas
• Accelerate progress with multidisciplinary and dynamic competences
• Build global networks
• Connect with Community of Experts
• Answer questions and provide solutions
• Create opportunities with curiosity
• Innovative technology and application

Prof. Giuseppe Marraro, MD, associated to the Healthcare Accountability Lab of the Milan University and to Healthcare Safety and Accountability, has been awarded with the “West Lake Friendship Award” during the official ceremony hold November 10th 2015 in Hangzhou, city capital of Zhejiang, P.R. China.
The prestigious “West Lake Friendship Award” is the prize awarded to distinguished foreign experts that make the difference with their contribution in China.
Prof. Marraro has been the only physician to be awarded with the “West Lake Friendship Award” in 2015.
Safety and Accountability and the Healthcare Accountability Lab of the Milan University collaborate regularly with The First Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University and with the Shanghai Institute of Clinical Bioinformatics.