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How Virginia Mason Hospital Teams Improved Patient Safety and Quality of Care [WEBINAR]

How Virginia Mason Hospital Teams Improved Patient Safety and Quality of Care [WEBINAR]

Simply being able to get the right message to the right care team members in the right amount of time can be an incredibly convoluted process in today's healthcare world. Worse, the lack of a reliable system of communication causes hundreds of thousands of medical errors every year.

On Tuesday, September 17th, 2019 from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm CT, Virginia Mason Hospital's Rea Berg — Director ED/Observation Unit — will be joined by Pulsara's Clinical Specialist, Forrest Winslow, in a live webinar hosted by Becker's Hospital Review. 

In this webinar, Forrest will speak with Rea to learn how her team transformed patient care through better team communication. 

You can also expect to learn:

  • What is a regional system of care?
  • What problems were the hospital experiencing that made the need for a better communication system apparent?
  • What did they do about it?
  • What have the results been, and how can others repeat the process?

Register for the webinar right here!

 

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