#SAFETY CHECKLIST PDF#

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Lee, Fabrizio Fanelli, Patrick Haage and Krijn P.

The checklist and a corresponding white paper were published in CVIR (April 2012, Volume 35, Issue 2, pp 244-246).

#SAFETY CHECKLIST PDF#

The document is available on the CIRSE website in both PDF and MS Word formats and will be published in CVIR soon along with a corresponding white paper.Īll CIRSE members are encouraged to incorporate the checklist into their clinical practice to help improve the safety dynamics of their hospital. The single-page document comprises pre-procedural (“Sign-in”) and post-procedural (“Sign-out”) components and can easily be modified to suit the requirements of individual hospitals. The checklist, which was created by an expert working group led by Michael Lee, was successfully tested in four hospitals across Europe before its launch in 2012. In line with the society’s aim to improve patient safety in IR, CIRSE has created the first-ever safety checklist for the discipline, based on the WHO model.

Safety checklist