From Risk to Resilience: Advancing Pediatric Patient Safety

Introduction

Pediatric patient safety is a critical and evolving field dedicated to protecting children from preventable harm within healthcare systems. Children are not simply “small adults”; they require specialized approaches due to differences in physiology, development, communication, and dependency on caregivers. Track 39: Pediatric Patient Safety focuses on identifying risks, improving systems, and implementing evidence-based strategies that ensure safer healthcare delivery for pediatric populations across hospitals, clinics, and community settings.

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Introduction

Healthcare errors remain a significant concern in pediatrics, ranging from medication dosing mistakes and diagnostic delays to procedural complications and communication failures. Track 39 creates a dedicated platform for sharing research, clinical experiences, and innovative solutions aimed at minimizing these risks. The sessions emphasize a multidisciplinary approach, encouraging collaboration among pediatricians, nurses, pharmacists, patient safety officers, researchers, and healthcare administrators to build safer systems for children.

Benefits

• Stay updated on the latest research and innovations in pediatric patient safety
• Learn proven strategies to prevent medical errors and adverse events
• Gain insights into safety culture, quality improvement, and risk management
• Explore child-specific safety challenges in hospitals, emergency care, and outpatient settings
• Connect with international experts and professionals committed to pediatric safety

Why Attend

Attending Track 39 offers valuable learning opportunities for anyone involved in pediatric healthcare. Participants will gain practical knowledge that can be directly applied to clinical practice and organizational policies. The track encourages open dialogue, case-based learning, and knowledge exchange, helping attendees understand real-world challenges and successful interventions. By attending, you become part of a global movement to enhance trust, transparency, and safety in pediatric care.

How to Submit

Professionals and researchers are encouraged to submit abstracts that highlight original research, clinical audits, quality improvement initiatives, patient safety programs, or policy-related studies focused on pediatrics. Submissions should clearly demonstrate relevance to patient safety and contribute to improving outcomes for children and adolescents.

Guidelines

• Abstracts must present original and unpublished work
• Topics should align with pediatric patient safety and quality improvement
• Follow the required abstract structure and word limit
• Use clear, concise, and scientifically accurate language
• Ensure ethical standards and patient confidentiality are maintained

Abstract Template Link

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Registration Link

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Conclusion

Track 39: Pediatric Patient Safety plays a vital role in shaping safer healthcare environments for children worldwide. By bringing together knowledge, innovation, and collaboration, this track supports the development of effective safety practices and policies. Participation empowers healthcare professionals to reduce harm, improve quality of care, and advocate for safer systems that prioritize the well-being of every child. Join Track 39 and contribute to advancing excellence in pediatric patient safety.

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