Session Information
ASHRM 2009 Annual Conference & Exhibition
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Assessing Risk in Serious and Sentinel Events
Track : Patient Safety
Program Code: SA-13
Date: Saturday, October 24, 2009
Time: 1:15 PM to 2:15 PM  EST
Location: 401-403
CO-PRESENTER :
 Ebru Bish, Associate Professor, Grado Department of Engineering
PRESENTER :
 Anthony Slonim, Vice President Medical Affairs, Carilion Clinic
Description
High-severity, low frequency, patient safety events often drive a hospital’s risk management program because of their impact on patients, their potential for public embarrassment and the significant financial loss they represent. This session helps experienced risk professionals understand how to apply sophisticated patient safety tools (Six Sigma, micro-simulation) in the analysis and improvement of low frequency, high-severity events during hospitalization. The ASHRM Foundation funded research to identify opportunities to use these tools in hospitals.

LEARNER OUTCOMES:
  • Understand probabilistic risk assessment to reduce high severity events during hospitalization
  • Understand the relationship of the Six Sigma Framework to high risk patient safety events.
  • Understand the value of microsimulation to guide improvement efforts for high-severity events


Audio Synchronized to PowerPoint
(Code: SA-13)
Attendee:Free
  
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(Code: SA-13)
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