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.
https://www.rmf.harvard.edu/Podcasts/Safety-Net-Home
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 6 hours 13 minutes
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.
Getting Boards on Board with Patient Safety
Patient safety luminaries from around the world gathered near Boston to review a new study on public perceptions of medical error, to discuss new trends, and to generate ideas on a singular focus: how to more fully engage a healthcare organization’s governing board to make care better and safer.
Getting Boards on Board with Patient Safety
On this episode we are at the IHI/NPSF Lucian Leape Institute's 10th Annual Forum. Patient safety luminaries from around the world gathered near Boston to review a new study on public perceptions of medical error, to discuss new trends, and to generate ideas on a singular focus: how to more fully engage a healthcare organization's governing board to make care better and safer.
Getting Boards on Board with Patient Safety
On this episode we are at the IHI/NPSF Lucian Leape Institute's 10th Annual Forum. Patient safety luminaries from around the world gathered near Boston to review a new study on public perceptions of medical error, to discuss new trends, and to generate ideas on a singular focus: how to more fully engage a healthcare organization's governing board to make care better and safer.
How Simulators Help OR Teams Really Act Like Teams
OR teams learn from dummies how to work together.
How Simulators Help OR Teams Really Act Like Teams
OR teams learn from dummies how to work together.
Cooling Brain-injured Babies to Reduce Disability, Liability
An advancement in the care of newborns so profound it has patient safety leaders at Harvard pushing hard to spread its use in every-day practice.
Cooling Brain-injured Babies to Reduce Disability, Liability
An advancement in the care of newborns so profound it has patient safety leaders at Harvard pushing hard to spread its use in every-day practice.
Cooling Brain-injured Babies to Reduce Disability, Liability
Research and recent experience show that some babies who show signs of brain injury suffered before or during birth have better outcomes when hospitals cool the baby's body temperature. Thus, early identification and treatment of this condition has the potential for improving patient outcomes and reducing the risk of liability...