Spending the time to systematically analyze and enhance each form has resulted in both quantitative and qualitative gains for Sharp Healthcare.

As the winner for the Quest for Quality Award 2018 presented by AHA, read about the great work and focus Northwell Health has on developing a quality improvement culture.

Training 30 percent more people. Implementing 30 percent more projects. Achieving 30 percent measurable improvement. For Memorial Medical Center this is a recipe to quality improvement.

Children’s Colorado knows that the quest for quality at their organization is an ongoing pursuit, and it’s not without obstacles.

What happens when there are no antibiotics left that work? Learn how organizations in Australia and New Zealand are tackling that question through antimicrobial stewardship.

As healthcare has embraced the teachings of high reliability organizations, its principles have become mainstays in efforts to monitor and drive ideal outcomes.

An expert from Children's Hospital Los Angeles shares how the hospital builds a strong community around patient safety, Just Culture and how RL6 software factors in to those goals.

Where does healthcare rank in terms of high-risk workplaces? According data on the prevalence of healthcare workplace violence in Australia and New Zealand, it’s likely near the top of the list.

Gundersen Health System has worked hard to close the loop in peer review to ensure that action plans and recommendations are being received and carried out. Learn more about their journey.

In the midst of one of the most challenging flu seasons in a decade, experts are looking toward a future where machine learning may help make forecasting more accurate.

Answers from our experts to all of your questions about building out a successful workplace violence prevention program.

The Joint Commission's announcement of new citations for poor hand hygiene brings hospital adherence to the practice under the spotlight.

Inappropriate antibiotic prescriptions are common. Though individually they may seem insignificant, each is contributing to growing rates of antimicrobial resistance, worldwide

We all give and receive care differently. This month's Things We Read and Loved is inspired by the strengths everyone brings to healthcare and how they contribute to safe, quality care.

According to an article in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), between 2011 and 2013, the number of workplace assaults in the US averaged 24,00 annually.

On any given day, 1 in 25 people can develop a hospital-acquired infection (HAI). It's no wonder that HAI prevention is a top priority for healthcare organizations. One strategy? External reporting.

In healthcare risk management being resilient means more than weathering change. It's also about having proactive focus on error recovery that engages staff and prepares your organization for risks.