National Action Plan to Advance Patient Safety: 4 Focus Areas
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On the latest episode of our Healthcare Executive Podcast, Eric L. Conley, executive vice president, Froedtert Health, shares details of the organization’s intentional diversity, equity and inclusion policies.
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When it comes to achieving zero harm in healthcare, there is no silver bullet solution. In every healthcare organization, the ultimate responsibility for system-based errors and their resulting costs rests with the CEO and the governing board.
For the past several months, addressing immediate issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic has been the dominant focus of the healthcare field. While medical professionals are still working to understand and mitigate the impact of this virus, many of the day-to-day operations of their organizations, including elective surgical procedures, have been put on hold
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