Quality & Patient Safety
To support and advance those efforts, the AHA recently launched a new Patient Safety Initiative that seeks to energize all the work already underway and reaffirm hospital and health system leadership and commitment to patient safety.
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Hospitals and health systems have shared with AHA their passion to work together to reinforce and accelerate our field’s patient safety efforts. As a result, AHA is launching a national initiative to reaffirm hospital and health system leadership and commitment to patient safety.
AHA is launching a national initiative to reaffirm hospital and health system leadership and commitment to patient safety.
AHA’s Patient Safety Initiative will focus on the foundational elements of safety improvement, seeking to energize all the work already underway.
Patient Safety Initiative leadership teams for the Strategic Advisory Group (SAG), Clinical Advisory Panel (CAP) and AHA Core Team.
The Patient Safety Initiative is a collaborative, data-driven effort that gives hospitals and health systems a strong voice in the national conversation around health care safety, centering the views of clinicians, and telling the hospital and health system patient safety story.
AHA invites member hospitals and health systems to join us in elevating our long-held commitment to patient safety.
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