The Importance of Addressing Lab Errors: Uncovering the Causes of Mislabeled and Unlabeled Specimens
In the past 18 months, the Center for Patient Safety PSO collected nearly 500 reports of unlabeled...
Kathryn has extensive experience managing risk and safety functions in acute care, including academic, tertiary and critical access, physician practices of all sizes, long-term care, and regional health systems, including the initiation of programs within large health systems. For ten years, she led her own consulting firm, sharing expertise in those areas. She has volunteered her time and leadership skills for numerous roles, including speaking and writing, for the American Health Lawyers Association, the American Society for Healthcare Risk Management and local chapters of those organizations. She is a certified Just Culture trainer and has worked with a number of organizations to integrate Just Culture and shared accountability into their safety culture journey. As a speaker, Kathryn provides a learning experience that combines research and current trends with her experience and examples critical to safety and risk management. She is also a certified Just Culture trainer.
In the past 18 months, the Center for Patient Safety PSO collected nearly 500 reports of unlabeled...
The US District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri recently issued an opinion that...
We have heard voices on all sides of the RaDonda Vaught case and studied the published facts and...
Collaborators on the project included most national EMS associations. The Center for Patient Safety...
Bringing National EMS Leadership Focus to the Prevention of Patient Harm
COLUMBIA, MISSOURI - A new, year-long webinar series – a different webinar each month in 2020 –...
“[If it takes] my sister’s death to awaken the situation, we’ll definitely want to figure out...
The patient safety work product privilege is a quiet corner of the room ... The statutes carve an...
Nurse’s week is coming to an end and I would like to give a shout out to all my fellow nurses! I...