We have made progress on a culture of safety, but that may have been undone by the incident involving the former Vanderbilt University Medical Center nurse criminally prosecuted and found criminally liable for a fatal drug error in 2017. While individual accountability is important, more so are the systems that should be put in place to make safety achievable and sustainable. During this session, a panel of experts will discuss the case, and the impact it has had on culture of safety. The session will focus on how individuals working in healthcare quality and safety play a role in ensuring the right structures, process, and systems and leadership are in place to avoid these situations in the first place. You will leave this session with takeaways to contribute to the design and delivery of a safe care system.
Sr VP and Chief Nursing Executive
Sr VP and Chief Nursing Executive - Cedars Sinai
Speaker Type: Virtual Live
Patient Safety
Senior Vice President, Area Manager Greater Southern Alameda Area
Senior Vice President, Area Manager Greater Southern Alameda Area- Kaiser Permanente
Speaker Type: Virtual Live
Patient Safety
President and CEO / Co-Director
President and CEO - Project Patient Care and Co-Director at MedStar Institute for Quality and Safety
Speaker Type: Virtual Live
Patient Safety
VP and Chief Quality & Safety Officer
VP and Chief Quality & Safety Officer - MedStar Health
Speaker Type: Virtual Live
Patient Safety
Vice President of Quality and Patient Experience
Vice President of Quality and Patient Experience - Roper Saint Francis Healthcare System
Speaker Type: Moderator