Pakistan Patient Safety and Quality Society

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Advancing Patient Safety and Quality Across Pakistan

We bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, institutions, and community stakeholders to strengthen healthcare systems, reduce preventable harm, improve clinical outcomes, and support evidence-based practices. By fostering knowledge sharing, leadership, and innovation, we aim to build a safer and healthier future for all patients in Pakistan.

Together, we are working to make patient safety a priority and quality care a standard across the country.

About Pakistan Patient Safety Society

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PPSQS unites healthcare professionals nationwide to reduce harm, standardize quality practices, and foster a culture of safe care.

Through programs, training, and advocacy, we support organizations in implementing evidence-based safety systems that improve patient outcomes.

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Our Mission

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Promote Safety Culture

Embed safety thinking across all levels of healthcare, making patient safety a shared organisational value.

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Reduce Preventable Harm

Identify systemic vulnerabilities and implement evidence-based protocols that minimise adverse events.

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Build Professional Capacity

Deliver targeted training and workshops that equip healthcare professionals with patient safety competencies.

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Champion Quality Standards

Advocate for policies grounded in international best practice, adapted for Pakistan’s healthcare context.

What We Aim

Four pillars guiding our commitment to safer healthcare in Pakistan.

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Zero Preventable Harm

Work towards a future where no patient suffers avoidable injury or death due to failures in care.

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Empower Frontline Workers

Ensure nurses, paramedics, and junior doctors have the tools and psychological safety to act.

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Foster Institutional Collaboration

Build a network of hospitals and clinics sharing data and best practices nationwide.

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International Quality Benchmarks

Pursue WHO/JCI-aligned standards, making Pakistan’s hospitals globally recognised centres of excellence.

Programs

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Structured training on patient safety, clinical risk management, and quality improvement tailored for Pakistan’s healthcare settings.

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Collaborative programs, audits, and mentorship that help hospitals benchmark performance and embed continuous quality improvement.

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Our Leadership

Aarav Sharma

CEO

Mateo García

CTO

Zuri Ndlovu

Developer

Leila Haddad

Designer

Hiroshi Tanaka

Marketing

Amara Okafor

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Get In Touch

Have a question, want to collaborate, or ready to join Pakistan’s leading patient safety network? We’d love to hear from you.

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info@ppsqs.com

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+92-3355644493

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Pakistan

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Testimonials

Dr. Ahmed

PPSQS workshops transformed how our team identifies risks and responds to incidents, leading to measurable improvements in patient safety.

— Aya Nakamura

Nurse Fatima

Their guidance helped us align with international safety standards while remaining practical for our public-sector hospital realities.

— Mateo García

Quality Manager

Membership has connected me with a community of professionals committed to reducing preventable harm in Pakistani healthcare.

— Lila Patel