Q: Many hospital leaders struggle with how seriously to take anonymous reports, especially when the facts cannot be immediately verified. From a...Read More »
Hospitals can meet accreditation requirements, track quality measures, and deliver appropriate care, yet still see patients experience poor...Read More »
Hospitals are showing broad improvement in patient safety, including sharp declines in healthcare-associated infections and greater adoption of...Read More »
Most physician offices don’t store or use large quantities of controlled substances, but even if controlled substances are used infrequently,...Read More »
Facilities and life safety leaders need to look beyond whether individual devices work. They also need to consider whether equipment remains...Read More »
A hospital can have plenty of beds, sufficient physician staffing, and adequate emergency services, yet still leave some of the factors driving...Read More »
Failure to identify or interrupt contact transmissions, droplet transmissions, airborne transmissions, environmental spread, and transport-related...Read More »
