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Improving Patient Safety in New Zealand Hospitals

Explore statistics on adverse events, preventable harm, medication effects, and prescription errors in NZ hospitals and general practice. Understand the extent of preventable harm and origins of adverse events.

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Improving Patient Safety in New Zealand Hospitals

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  1. C 7.6% Question: What percentage of New Zealand Hospital admissions are associated with an adverse event? A 3.1% C 12.9% B 12.9% D 18.5% $5,000

  2. C 46% Question: Of those patients harmed, which percentage is judged to be preventable? A 12% B 96% C 46% D Unknown $15,000

  3. C 50% Question: What percentage of these events originated from outside of the hospital? A 2.6% B 20% C 50% D Unknown $32,000

  4. C 6.5% Question: What percentage of NZ acute hospital admissions are thought to be related to adverse effects of medication ? A 2.6% B 15% C 6.5% D Unknown $64,000

  5. C 15% Question: In NZ General Practice, what percentage of prescriptions is estimated to contain an error? A 2% C 5% B 5% D 60% $1,000,000

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