2021 Patient Safety & Quality Symposium – Personal, Team and Community Engagement in the Quest for Highly Reliable Health Care
This year’s theme focused on aligning the individual, team and community in the quest for highly reliable health care for all. In the presentations below, you will learn how to recognize the link between patient safety and burnout; cite strategies for team formation in a virtual world; and identify how to engage the community in patient safety and quality improvement efforts.
Bite-Sized Resilience During Times of Uncertainty
COVID-19 increased the already high levels of stress for healthcare workers. This presentation offers perspective in this difficult environment in addition to simple strategies for relief.
Director, Duke Center for Healthcare Safety & Quality
Associate Professor, Psychiatry
Duke University School of Medicine
Associate Professor, Psychiatry
Duke University School of Medicine
Team Overboard: How to Get Your Team Back in the Boat
Learn how to refocus team engagement, increase resilience and develop ways to get back on track.
Clinical Education Coordinator
Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital, Oregon
Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital, Oregon
Trauma Nurse Coordinator
Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital, Oregon
Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital, Oregon
Understanding the connection between clinical outcomes and social determinants of health will help us redefine what quality means for each patient and how to improve it.
Associate Professor of Surgery and Public Policy
University of Virginia School of Medicine
University of Virginia School of Medicine