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Letter to the Editor

tjtfp. 2024; 15(4): 189-192


Barriers associated with the implementation of ‘Triple Aim Framework’ on quality improvement and patient safety

Abeer Ajaz, sajjan Iqbal Memon, rubab Jameel, hafsa Syed, kinza Amin.



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The practical implementation of the Triple Aim framework which seeks to lower healthcare costs, improve patient experience, and promote population health also encounters obstacles in different healthcare systems. This letter to the editor covers the various obstacles that prevent the Triple Aim from being applied effectively in quality improvement and patient safety programs. The main obstacles include the difficulties of effectively managing resources, poor leadership, and a lack of integration of healthcare programs. Furthermore, the need for a supportive work environment and the effects of stress on healthcare professionals are emphasized as crucial elements affecting the standard of care. Since an error can have negative consequences, it is imperative that patient safety be incorporated into the Triple Aim framework.

Key words: Triple Aim, quality improvement, patient safety, healthcare challenges, leadership.





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