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This session will provide an overview of ECMO risks and where the risk manager may look for solutions in relation to this therapy in their organization.

This webinar discusses Boston Medical's unique peer review model so other organizations may realize similar reductions in unanticipated perinatal outcomes.

In this webinar, we identify the key elements of an emergency management program for clinical services and clinical processes for maintaining services in an emergency.

Our expert faculty reviews evidence-based strategies to improve infection control practices and eliminate reprocessing errors commonly observed in clinical practice.

This session highlights tips for a successful virtual meeting when emotions may run high, featuring a unique case study at the University of Michigan.

An overview of the challenges to patient safety in primary care settings and strategies to overcome them through enhancing engagement of clinical teams with patients and families.

Learn how to operationalize modern safety concepts in health care to enhance patient safety.

Balancing public safety and patient safety: the challenging health care needs of people in prisons, jails, and on probation or parole.

This interactive webinar will guide health care professionals in utilizing simulation programs as a powerful tool to enhance patient safety.

This webinar will discuss the key role risk managers play to prevent opioid-induced respiratory compromise.

This educational program will highlight current best practices and provide risk managers, and those responsible for patient safety, with a road map for how to design and implement a procedural sedation risk assessment.

This presentation will discuss a national project that uses a multi-step process to develop, refine and implement Communication and Resolution Programs (CRP) metrics.

Through this session, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how to recognize and address the emotional needs of caregivers affected by adverse events.

This white paper will graphically display the Framework and describe key structural components necessary in any health care setting.

Mark your calendar for a dynamic event packed with innovative sessions, inspiring keynotes and meaningful networking opportunities.

The final paper of the Recognizing and Managing Bias series is designed to assist health care organizations and health care risk professionals with exploring the definition and impact of unconscious and implicit biases on health care delivery and patient safety involving digital health technologies.

Discover how proactive risk management, effective leadership, and the Total System Approach can transform your organization's approach to error prevention and create a culture of safety.

Discover how these concise cycles drive rapid experimentation and iterative improvements, enabling health care systems to deliver more effective interventions and support within the Zero Suicide framework.

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.