Chun Ja-hye, head of nursing division at H+ Yangji Hospital, inaugurated as president of the Korean Patient Safety Association
Mar 19, 2025
Chun Ja-hye, head of the nursing division at H Plus Yangji Hospital, was inaugurated as the 6th president of the Korean Patient Safety Association.
Chairman Chun Ja-hye, who took office as the new chairman at the regular board meeting of the Korean Patient Safety Association on the 15th, is recorded as the first case in which a former nurse was elected as the president of the association, and is expected to play an important role in strengthening the medical field and patient-centered safety culture in the future.
Chairman Chun Ja-hye, who has a long career and expertise in improving patient safety and medical quality, has made a great contribution to the medical community through various academic activities and educational programs. In particular, as a nurse, he has deeply understood the practical problems of the field and suggested realistic and effective patient safety strategies.
Chairman Chun said in his inaugural address that `Patient safety is the core value of medical care, and for this purpose, the society will continue to promote innovation and cooperation"We will do our best to ensure that all patients are treated in a safe medical environment." he expressed his ambition.
The Korean Patient Safety Association has taken the lead in improving the medical environment through various activities such as research, education, and policy proposals for patient safety. Meanwhile, with the inauguration of Chairman Chun, the society plans to strengthen cooperation between professional occupations in the medical field and present new standards for patient safety.
Chairman Chun is currently a consultant at the Medical Institute Evaluation and Certification Institute and a member of the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service, and has served in various positions in various medical organizations, including the head of nursing at Severance Hospital, the vice president of the Korean Medical Quality Improvement Association, and the president of the Korea QI Nurses Association, contributing to the establishment of a patient safety culture and improvement of medical quality.
Chairman Chun Ja-hye, who took office as the new chairman at the regular board meeting of the Korean Patient Safety Association on the 15th, is recorded as the first case in which a former nurse was elected as the president of the association, and is expected to play an important role in strengthening the medical field and patient-centered safety culture in the future.
Chairman Chun Ja-hye, who has a long career and expertise in improving patient safety and medical quality, has made a great contribution to the medical community through various academic activities and educational programs. In particular, as a nurse, he has deeply understood the practical problems of the field and suggested realistic and effective patient safety strategies.
Chairman Chun said in his inaugural address that `Patient safety is the core value of medical care, and for this purpose, the society will continue to promote innovation and cooperation"We will do our best to ensure that all patients are treated in a safe medical environment." he expressed his ambition.
The Korean Patient Safety Association has taken the lead in improving the medical environment through various activities such as research, education, and policy proposals for patient safety. Meanwhile, with the inauguration of Chairman Chun, the society plans to strengthen cooperation between professional occupations in the medical field and present new standards for patient safety.
Chairman Chun is currently a consultant at the Medical Institute Evaluation and Certification Institute and a member of the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service, and has served in various positions in various medical organizations, including the head of nursing at Severance Hospital, the vice president of the Korean Medical Quality Improvement Association, and the president of the Korea QI Nurses Association, contributing to the establishment of a patient safety culture and improvement of medical quality.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
