Quality and Safety for Leaders in Women’s Health Care

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Does your health care facility foster a culture of quality and safety for patients and providers alike? Is there an emphasis on teamwork and collaboration? This 3-day course in Denver, Colorado, will provide practical tools and techniques to enable health care leaders and others to make necessary improvements within their respective institutions, with special emphasis on:

• Importance of standardization
• Methods to change organizational culture
• Peer review protections
• Impact of human factors
• Clinical performance improvement tools
• Simulations and drills to improve patient safety

Skills & Techniques

After completing this course, participants should be able to:

• Improve team building and communication techniques
• Address the myriad medical staff issues related to credentialing and privileging

• Implement the use of drills and simulations at your institution or improve existing mechanisms
• Disclose adverse events and implement strategies to assist the patient, her family, and the second victim

Who Should Attend

Present or future physician leaders in hospital departments of ob-gyn, ambulatory care centers, or multi-specialty groups (titles such as Department Chair or Chief Medical Officer) Nurse leaders in hospital Labor and Delivery departments such as nurse managers (NOTE: Nursing Continuing Education Units [CEUs] are available)