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Discover how PDSA cycles drive rapid experimentation and iterative improvements, enabling health care systems to deliver more effective interventions and support.

Discover why traditional approaches fall short and how to refocus your strategies on what truly matters.

Tackle the pressing issue of workplace violence within health care and discover why traditional approaches fall short and how to refocus your strategies on what truly matters.

The Enterprise Risk Management for Health Care, Fourth Edition, from AHLA and ASHRM addresses both the need for, and implementation of, a comprehensive enterprise risk management process and plan.

Gain a new set of tools and strategies to immediately put into action to engage a team in comprehensive patient fall rate reduction.

Receive a new set of tools and strategies to immediately put into action to engage a team in comprehensive patient fall rate reduction.

Learn about the extent of workplace violence and who you can partner with in your organization to address it.

Read the recommendations for how to improve health care equity.

Read recommendations for preventing harm.

Read recommendations for reducing test result communication failures.

Read recommendations for helping your organization determine its level of workforce well-being and predict clinical and operational outcomes.

Read recommendations for safe patient transfers.

Read the recommendations for recognizing and addressing biases to prevent disappointing outcomes and experiences.

Read the recommendations for ensuring cultural sensitivity in treatment.

Read the research-based recommendations to advance accurate patient identification.

Prepare for the CPHRM Certification exam with 230 flashcards featuring 5 exam domains.

Learn how to identify the 5 steps of Enterprise Risk Management, apply it to the prevention of falls with injury, and create lasting value.

Earn 1 Continuing Education Credit with JHRM article "A call for safety: anticipating and mitigating risk across an obstetrics and gynecology service line."

This white paper series promotes awareness, addresses the need for authentic conversations and insights, and ideally encourages sustainable changes regarding implicit bias within health care organizations.

Review the current state of maternal morbidity and mortality in the U.S., discuss primary drivers of obstetric risk, and outline how risk professionals can engage with and support perinatal teams.