The latest thinking from clinical and patient safety leaders from Harvard and around the world. A steady stream of interviews, news updates, legal guidance, effective practices, event highlights, and more.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 6 hours 13 minutes
Harvard Primary Care Sites Collaborate for Ambulatory Care Innovations in Patient Safety, Quality
Dozens of practice sites innovate together to make ambulatory care continually safer.
Harvard Primary Care Sites Collaborate for Ambulatory Care Innovations in Patient Safety, Quality
Dozens of practice sites innovate together to make ambulatory care continually safer.
Harvard Primary Care Sites Collaborate for Ambulatory Care Innovations in Patient Safety, Quality
Dozens of practice sites innovate together to make ambulatory care continually safer.
Harvard Primary Care Sites Collaborate for Ambulatory Care Innovations in Patient Safety, Quality
Dozens of practice sites innovate together to make ambulatory care continually safer.
Harvard Primary Care Sites Collaborate for Ambulatory Care Innovations in Patient Safety, Quality
Dozens of practice sites innovate together to make ambulatory care continually safer.
Harvard Primary Care Sites Collaborate for Ambulatory Care Innovations in Patient Safety, Quality
Dozens of practice sites innovate together to make ambulatory care continually safer.
Harvard Primary Care Sites Collaborate for Ambulatory Care Innovations in Patient Safety, Quality
Dozens of practice sites innovate together to make ambulatory care continually safer.
Catching Transitioning Patients Before They Fall (through the cracks)
Re-admissions at 180 days drop for young, high-risk patients after specialist intervention during and after discharge.
Catching Transitioning Patients Before They Fall (through the cracks)
Catching Transitioning Patients Before They Fall (through the cracks)
Catching Transitioning Patients Before They Fall (through the cracks)
Better clinical outcomes, lower cost: we're talking about care transitions and a recently completed research project at Cambridge Health Alliance that identified a patient population that needs specialized help after a hospitalization. Our interview is with Dr. Richard Balaban, who led the care transition project, funded through a grant from CRICO.