The Center for Patient Safety is hosting a series of free upcoming webinars to share information and answer questions on how joining a Patient Safety Organization (PSO) can help you improve patient safety at your organization. Each webinar is available for providers in different healthcare settings, including medical offices, ASCs, LTC, EMS, and home care. A hospital-specific webinar was held in April but will be available again in the Fall. Contact the Center for more details.
Each webinar will help organizations and providers:
- learn the benefits of joining a PSO
- learn how joining a PSO can support your patient safety efforts
- learn how PSO protections can apply to your organization
Medical Clinics and Ambulatory Care
5/19/16 from 12-1pm Central REGISTER
This webinar is open to healthcare professionals in medical offices, physician groups, and ASCs with a desire to improve patient safety and reduce patient risk, including professionals working in quality, risk, patient safety, quality improvement, and legal staff, executive leaders, and outside counsel and consultants for medical offices, ASCs or health systems.
Long Term Care
6/9/16 from 12-1pm Central REGISTER
This webinar is open to healthcare professionals in LTC with a desire to improve patient safety and reduce patient risk, including professionals working in quality, risk, patient safety, quality improvement, and legal staff, executive leaders, and outside counsel and consultants for long term care or health systems.
Emergency Medical Services
6/16/16 from 12-1pm Central REGISTER
This webinar is open to healthcare professionals in EMS with a desire to improve patient safety and reduce patient risk, including chiefs, managers, patient safety leaders, and legal staff, executive leaders, and outside counsel and consultants for EMS.
Home Care
9/8/16 from 12-1pm Central REGISTER
This webinar is open to healthcare professionals in home care (home health, hospice, home and community-based services and private duty) with a desire to improve patient safety and reduce patient risk, including professionals working in quality, risk, patient safety, quality improvement, and legal staff, executive leaders, and outside counsel and consultants for home care.