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Patient Safety and Quality: A Draft Speech for Your Staff, Board, and Community
WSHA and AWPHD drafted this powerpoint, complete with speaking notes, for you to use when talking to your staff, board, and community about patient safety and quality. It includes basic information about Washington hospitals, descriptions of key quality and safety efforts (100K Lives, Rural Healthcare Quality Network, Hospital Compare, involving patients, and others), and makes clear Washington hospitals' commitment to safety and quality.
Feel free to modify this presentation in any way, deleting things your hospital is not working on and adding things you are. To see the speaking notes, choose "Notes Pages" from the "View" menu.
Presentations From Administrator Retreat, May 2009 Presentations from speakers at the 2009 Administrator Only Retreat
RCW 49.19 Healthcare Workplace Violence Powerpoint Training Template
Produced by Washington Casualty Company
This is a PowerPoint training template prepared for Washington
hospitals to use in complying with RCW 49.19 Healthcare Workplace
Violence. We have also included a Word document for hospitals
to use as a guide in developing and preparing their workplace
violence plans to meet the RCW requirements. These documents
were prepared by Bill Preisler for Washington Casualty Company.
Reviewing and Revising Your District's Public Records Policy
The Ins and Outs of Dealing with Medicaid Audits
To Test or Not to Test: Considerations in Establishing a Hospital Drug Testing Program
With public attention recently focused on medical liability and patient safety, you may think that your hospital has to establish a
drug-testing program for its personnel - including providers with privileges. But this may not be the only way to address
drug use by healthcare providers and workers. And even if it is, you need to know how to implement testing so that it’s
conducted legally, efficiently, and cost-effectively.
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