Health Care Risk Management Week Resources from PSQH

As Health Care Risk Management Week wraps up, we want to call attention to the important work done by professionals as they identify potential risks and respond to adverse outcomes. Thanks to our partners Inovalon, Origami Risk, and SAI360 this week for their support.

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Sponsored by - Origami Risk

Advancing Healthcare Risk Management: The Integrated Approach of Advocate Health

By Origami Risk In the dynamic landscape of healthcare, the notion of risk management extends far beyond the traditional realms of patient safety. With the emergence of interconnected risks such as cyber threats, supply chain disruptions, and evolving reimbursement models, healthcare organizations face unprecedented challenges in ensuring consistent patient safety and delivering quality care without … Continued

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Sponsored by - Inovalon

From Framework to Action: How Inovalon Experts Are Helping Hospitals Build Safer Systems

By Inovalon As healthcare organizations face growing pressure to reduce harm, meet regulatory expectations, and build more resilient systems, the need for structured, proactive safety strategies has never been greater. In this interview, we spoke with three senior clinical experts from Inovalon’s Quality & Safety team: Karen Biesack, Bridget Evans, and Heather Nelson, who help … Continued

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Sponsored by - SAI360

Report Highlights Evolving Compliance Trends, Priorities, and Challenges in 2025

By SAI360 Healthcare entities continue to face escalating demands in privacy, security, and regulatory compliance. But what does ensuring resilience and strict adherence look like in practical terms in 2025? The newly released 2025 Healthcare Compliance Benchmark Report developed in collaboration between SAI360 and Strategic Management Services and led by Richard P. Kusserow, former DHHS … Continued

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New Data Reveals ICRA 2.0 Implementation Challenges

STARC partnered with ASHE to conduct a nationwide survey of professionals responsible for managing construction-related infection risks. The results provide a snapshot of ICRA 2.0 adoption, revealing where the guidelines are working well and where real-world complexities demand creative adaptation.

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