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2005 - 2004

Employment Opportunities

• New Hanover Regional Medical Center / Outcomes Managers / Wilmington, NC / 1-24-12

• OhioHealth / Director of Accreditation (RMH) / Columbus, OH / 1-16-12

• Tulane Medical Center / Vice President – Quality & Risk Management / New Orleans, LA / 1-5-12

• Sibley Memorial Hospital / Patient Safety Specialist / Washington, DC / 1-4-12

Magazine

January/February 2012

Features

Columns

• Editor's Notebook: Technology and Culture

• Health IT & Quality: Big Data Drives Big Change

• Device Integration: EMR Adoption and the Roles of the CMIO and CNO

• Surveillance Technology: Taking CDS to the Next Level for Medication Management

• ISMP: Multiple Latent Failures Align to Allow a Serious Drug Interaction to Harm a Patient

• Pulse

Sponsors

2005 - 2004

November / December 2005: • Culture Improves Safety Reducing Adverse Drug Events; • One Couple: Same Name, Same DAte, Same Surgery; • Patient Safety Officers Roles and Responsibilities; • New Roles Improve Bed Utilization; • How Safe do Patients Feel?; • What If We Just Said, "I'm Sorry?"
September / October 2005: • Financial Incentives; • Patient Safety in England and Wales; • SPECIAL SECTION: Barcoding /RFID; - Barcoding to Enhance Patient Safety; - Automatic Identification; - Intelligent Location; - Labeling and Tracking Preventing Errors in the Lab; - DIRECTORY: Barcoding / RFID
July / August 2005: • Aiming for Zero Errors: Clarian's Safe Passage Program Improves Infusion Safety; • Medication Safety: Averting Highest-Risk Errors Is First Priority Part II: Nursing Satisfaction, Wireless Networking, "Smart" Pain Management, Best Practice Improvements, and ROI; • Delivering the Promise to Healthcare: Improving Patient Safety and Quality of Care Using Aviation CRM; • Keeping Patients Safe and Promoting Quality Outcomes: Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Care Management; • Faster Time to PTCA: Improving Safety, Communication, and Satisfaction
May / June 2005: • Medication Safety: Averting Highest-Risk Errors is First Priority - Part I: Risk of Harm, Speed to Impact, Smart Infusion, and CQI; • Getting to the Recall on Time: Improve Safety with Automated Recall Management; • Advancing Patient Safety in Laparoscopy: The Active Electrode Monitoring System; • Case Study: Improving Medication Safety with a Wireless, Mobile Barcode System in a Community Hospital; • Proceedings from the Quality Colloquium at Harvard University; - Using the Baldrige Criteria to Achieve Performance Excellence; - Baldrige as a Quality Platform
March / April 2005: • Advancing Medical Education and Patient Safety through Simulation Learning; • The Patient in Patient Safety; • MEDDIC-MS: Wisconsin's Quality Performance Measure System for Medicaid Managed Care; • Stop the Noise: Reduce Errors by Creating a Quieter Hospital Environment; • Proceedings from the Quality Colloquium at Harvard University; - Implementing Evidence-Based Guidelines and Reporting Results Through a Quality Metric; - Evidence-Based Medicine and Long-Term Care
January / February 2005: • PACS and Patient Safety: How PACS Addresses Patient Safety Across the Hospital Enterprise; • CPOE at a Community Hospital: Beyond the Hospital Walls; • Patient Safety Simulations: Driver of Cross-functional Collaboration; • Virtual Longitudinal Electronic Health Records: An Approach to Quality Improvement; • Proceedings from the Quality Colloquium at Harvard University; - Introduction; - Partnering with Suppliers to Improve Patient Safety; - Patient Safety in American Hospitals: The Consumer Has a Right to Know; - One Piece of the Patient Safety Puzzle: Advantages of the Six Sigma Approach
October / December 2004: • CPOE at a Community Hospital: Online Charting Goes Live; • Electronic Records, Patient Confidentiality, and the Impact of HIPAA; • Proceedings from the Quality Colloquium at Harvard University; - Introduction; - Patient Safety: Ethical Considerations in Policy Development; - How Online Patient Networks Can Enhance Quality and Reduce Errors; - P4P Contracting: Bold Leaps or Baby Steps?
July / September 2004: • CPOE at a Community Hospital: First Steps; • Reducing Surgical Site Infections Through Six Sigma and Change Management; • Web-Based Tools Aid Quality Improvement Projects; • Focus Study: Osteoporosis Screening and Treatment for the Elderly

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