November 21, 2016 | By: Jennifer Lux
Let Verge Health and the Center for Patient Safety help you meet the January 1, 2017, CMS requirement with ease.
Join one of these webinars:
Hospital PSO 101, December 15th at 2:00pm EST
EMS PSO 101, December 15th at 3:30pm EST (EMS agencies can join a PSO too!)
The Center for Patient Safety will share information and answer questions on how joining a PSO can help you improve patient safety at your organization:
Who should attend?
Healthcare professionals with a desire to improve patient safety and reduce patient risk, including professionals and leaders working in quality, risk, patient safety, quality improvement, and legal staff, executive leaders, and outside counsel and consultants.
Why join a PSO?
Who can participate with a PSO?
Any licensed provider can participate with a PSO. CPS works with providers across the continuum of care, including hospitals, health systems, medical offices, ambulatory surgery centers, emergency medical services, nursing homes, home health and hospice, and pharmacies.
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