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There are more than five million nurses in the United States and a recent survey shows nearly a...
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PHP & Alliant Purchasing Form Landmark Partnership to Enhance Healthcare Safety
Performance Health Partners, a leader in patient and employee safety software, and Alliant Purchasing, a national Group Purchasing Organization (GPO), are excited to announce a...
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Building a Culture of Safety Through Incident Reporting in...
Incident reporting in nursing is a foundational component of establishing a culture of safety...
Medication Error Prevention for Healthcare Providers
With the high cost and negative patient outcomes associated with medication errors, healthcare...
Just Culture Healthcare: How to Create Quality Patient Safety...
Sustainable improvements in patient outcomes are achieved when organizations adopt a patient...
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