Hospital leaders recognized for working to improve patient safety
Thirteen Kansas hospital leaders are being recognized for their completion of a national fellowship program aimed at improving patient safety.
Thirteen Kansas hospital leaders are being recognized for their completion of a national fellowship program aimed at improving patient safety.
KHC is pleased to welcome three new team members to further its hospital- and practice-based quality improvement initiatives.
More than 30 Kansas hospital leaders were recently recognized for their completion of a national fellowship program in quality and patient safety, announced the Kansas Healthcare Collaborative.
Two fellowship programs were offered in 34 states this year by the Health Research and Educational Trust for hospitals participating in its Hospital Improvement Innovation Network, a national patient safety initiative administered by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and its Partnership for Patients program.
