Background: avoidance, mitigation, & amelioration of unfavorable results or injuries resulting from procedures of providing healthcare constitutes a subset of patient safety. Useof health information technology maydecrease human error, enhance clinical results, facilitate care coordination, increase practice efficiency, & track data across time, among other options for improving & altering healthcare. Aim: in this study, we aimed to review patient safety innovations. Summary: For healthcare organizations to confirm that physicians have been certified to offer safe & correct care, proper physician credentialing is a critical step. Nevertheless, this procedure necessitates extensive data gathering & protracted approval process, which may impede doctors' ability to practice. Various technologies, ranging from basic charting to more complex decision assistance & interaction with medical equipment, have beeninvolved in health information technology.