Reducing Risk with Responsive Duress Alerting Systems
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ASHRM CE Credit: 1
Dive into cutting-edge solutions that are transforming the health care landscape. Discover how integrating intelligent duress alerting systems into your workflows can revolutionize communication, elevate staff satisfaction, and enhance patient care.
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Ensuring the safety of patients and staff is paramount for every provider today. Cutting-edge technologies, particularly RTLS-powered duress alerting systems, are revolutionizing risk management in health care settings. Join industry thought leaders in this session to explore the ways these innovations can help prevent incidents, streamline emergency responses, and create a safer environment for everyone. Discover how implementing these technologies, and augmenting them with other AI-powered workflows, can lead to improved safety, increased staff retention, and enhanced patient care.
At the conclusion of this session:
- Identify opportunities for technology to keep health care safer, retain staff, and improve care outcomes
- Explore how duress alerting technology can be leveraged to mitigate risks, improve safety protocols, and foster a culture of safety within health care organizations
- Identify how integrating responsive, intelligent solutions into health care workflows can improve communication, increase staff satisfaction, and ultimately enhance patient care
| ASHRM CE Credits | 1 |
| CNE Credits | 0 |
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Speaker Bio
Patrick Winter, is the SVP of Commercial Operations at Commure/Athelas, a recently merged leading health care technology company. With a proven track record of customer success, business development, go-to-market strategy, and financial management, he is responsible for leading enterprise-wide product expansions and nurturing long-standing relationships with the company’s hospital and health system customers.
Prior to Commure/Athelas, he led strategic operations functions for organizations including Uber, Health IQ, and NEXT Trucking.
Patrick earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from the U.S. Naval Academy, an MBA in entrepreneurship from UCLA Anderson, and previously served as a naval officer with multiple overseas deployments.
Justin Green, co-founded Strongline (now known as Commure Strongline) in 2017.
Today, he continues to support the business as a valuable Strategic Advisor, while simultaneously supporting the larger health ecosystem as a passionate advocate for workplace safety in health care.
Focusing his entrepreneurial expertise within the health care industry, Justin excels in listening to stakeholders and synthesizing feedback into meaningful action to improve staff safety at scale.
Andrea Mazzaccoli, RN, MSN, MBA, PhD, has more than 45 years of advanced clinical and health care leadership experience, most recently as Chief Nursing and Quality officer at Bon Secours Mercy Health, a position she held for 15 years prior to her retirement in June 2023.
In this role, she represented thousands of nurses working across the continuum of care to ensure the highest standard for professional nursing practice, advancing quality and safety in nursing and its impact on positive patient outcomes.
Prior to joining Bon Secours, Andrea served as vice president, patient care services and chief nursing officer at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Andrea is a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing and serves as a magnet appraiser for the American Nurses Credentialing Center and as adjunct faculty at Bon Secours Memorial College of Nursing.