2016 Patient Safety & Quality Symposium: Hardwiring for High Reliability
A high reliability organization is one that has succeeded in avoiding catastrophes in an environment where normal accidents can be expected due to risk factors and complexity. This year’s Symposium theme – Hardwiring for High Reliability – focuses on reaching far and wide through your organization. You’re on the right path, you have a plan and you’ve implemented it but how do you ingrain it in every person in the organization? Join us to learn ways to move from “almost” to “always.”
Leveraging Health Information Technology to Improve Patient Safety
This presentation summarizes successful uses of health IT in supporting and hardwiring quality and patient safety interventions.Medical Director, Center for Quality & Clinical Effectiveness, Chief Clinical Patient Safety Officer, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital
Leadership at the Intersection of Quality and Innovation
Daniel Barchi leads you on a journey of recognizing technology in medicine from the past and how current technology is used today.
A Deeper Dive: Practical Health IT Strategies to Support High Reliability
In detail, Dr. Sharek reviews all the components of high reliability with his audience and, with the help of attendees, constructs a "take-home" list of practical health-IT supported interventions that are aligned with high reliability principles.Medical Director, Center for Quality & Clinical Effectiveness, Chief Clinical Patient Safety Officer, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital
A Human Factors Gateway to HITs Safe Use
Through her interactive lecture, Dr. Khunlertkit shares how human factors methods could help in delivering the safe use of Health Information Technology. Current flaws in the HIT system are identified and ways to prevent potential errors are discussed.
Innovations in Pharmacy to Improve Patient Safety & Quality
Learn how to use Six Sigma concepts to better understand creating an error-proof environment in a pharmacy setting, and learn tips that can be implemented at home to make drug use safer, especially narcotics.
Human Work-Arounds: The Illegal Normal
What is "illegal normal" and how does it impact healthcare practices? Dr. Laussen delves into defining and understanding "illegal normal" practices through his captivating presentation.
Designing Hospital Units to Optimize Outcomes
Dr. Stein reviews and discusses traditional hospital care models and their flaws, while exploring the features of Structured Interdisciplinary Bedside Rounds and how ACU care models influence the outcomes of care provided.Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Centripital
