The Newest Online Summit for Patient Safety Professionals

Hello, here is an invitation for Patient Safety NOW on March 17! Join us and our panel of experts to learn about using technology to build patient safety infrastructure, how AI can improve patient safety in your ED, updated COVID-19 mandates, and much more!

Below are some sessions we think you'd be particularly interested in.

FEATURED SESSIONS

Using Technology to Build a Patient Safety Infrastructure

Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
Speaker: Eric Eskioglu, MD Executive VP, Chief Medical, and Scientific Officer for Novant Health
Sponsored by: AMT Datasouth, GOJO - the Makers of Purell, Nuance, Origami Risk, PDC, Riskonnect, Intersocietal Accreditation Commission

Eric Eskioglu, MD, executive vice president and chief medical and scientific officer for Novant Health, will discuss how Novant is building a systemwide safety infrastructure, with the support of both processes and technology, across its hospitals and its ambulatory surgery centers (ASC) -- and is one of the first organizations to bring this type of tech into its ASCs.
 

Resistance Isn't the Enemy; It's a Valuable Resource

Time: 12:05 PM - 1:05 PM EST
Speaker: Lori Moore, MPH, BSN, RN, CPPS Clinical Educator, Healthcare GOJO Industries, Inc.
Sponsored by: GOJO - the Makers of Purell

Change is the underpinning of performance improvement initiatives in healthcare. Leading change is hard work, and while some efforts are successful, others are not. When change initiatives fail, the temptation is to blame the failure on “resistance” of those who wouldn’t get on board. In healthcare, resistance to change has been attributed as a key constraint to performance improvement. In this presentation, we will discuss how resistance, understood as valuable feedback, can be a powerful resource to help increase the likelihood of successful change implementation.

How AI Can Improve Patient Safety in Your ED Now

Time: 1:10 PM - 2:10 PM EST
Speakers: Reid Conant, MD, FACEP and Rizwan Pasha, MD CMIO Nuance CMIO Nuance
Sponsored by: Nuance

With AI, emergency departments can reduce diagnostic uncertainty and the number of adverse patient safety events resulting from a missed or delayed diagnosis. According to Medscape, 26% of emergency medicine physicians say they make diagnostic errors every day. For many years, malpractice claims have provided the only insight into understanding diagnostic error, and these claims significantly underrepresent the magnitude of the diagnostic error problem. As organizations face rapid changes related to hospital liability, a hardening market, and the impact of COVID-19, advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) are reducing diagnostic errors and driving better clinical alignment around the highest risks.

Patient Safety NOW Panel Session: COVID Mandates

Time: 2:15 PM - 3:15 PM EST
Speakers: Marge McFarlane, PHD, MT(ASCP), CJCP, CHSP, CHFM, HEM, MEP Partner Superior Performance, LLC and Barbara Youngberg, BSN, MSW, JD, FASHRM Academic Director, Online Legal Education Loyola University Law School
Presented by: PSQH

Our panel will discuss the latest COVID-19 guidance and requirements and provide insight and analysis on how they’ll impact patient safety.

Top 5 Security Challenges & Priorities for Hospitals

Time: 3:20 PM - 4:20 PM EST
Speakers: Ryan Lafleur of Motorola Solutions, Director of Healthcare Business Development, North America and Michael Huzinec, Senior Director - Safety Reimagined & Customer Analytics Motorola Solutions
Sponsored by: Motorola Solutions

During this session, we will cover the top five security challenges that have a direct impact on patient experience at your hospital. In addition, you’ll learn how hospitals are using the Safe Hospitals technology ecosystem, the first and only end-to-end security technology ecosystem that unifies voice, video, data and analytics on one single platform, to protect patients and staff.

OUR SPONSORS

Interested in sponsoring?

Contact Amy Roadman at aroadman@hcpro.com or 615-594-1865.
 

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