RLDatix Chief Patient Safety & Risk Officer, Dr. Tim McDonald, co-presented two sessions exploring health equity and connected healthcare operations at ACHE 2024 Congress on Healthcare Leadership.

When it comes to improving patient safety, RLDatix Chief Patient Safety & Risk Officer Dr. Tim McDonald believes everyone has a role to play.

Preventable harm is a devastating reality for 1 in 10 hospitalized patients, and a wall of silence in today's healthcare culture often prevents caregivers from speaking up and communicating errors

Explore the evolution of infection prevention and control from general surveillance to real-time surveillance and its impact on reporting and collaboration worldwide.

Advancing patient safety worldwide: Q&A with Drs. Tim McDonald and Darren Kilroy

In today’s healthcare landscape, organizations face increasing pressure to provide top-quality care, while also balancing cost efficiency and compliance requirements.

Healthcare organizations face numerous challenges when it comes to ensuring safety. Consider these seven strategies for creating a safer and more secure environment within your workplace.

Kenneth Slifer offers some clarity about how we can move forward in an increasingly decentralized healthcare landscape and break down the silos that so often disconnect people, process and technology

Leveraging technology like RLDatix’s integrated Provider Credentialing, Privileging and Payer Enrollment solution, however, teams can take key steps toward creating an advanced provider lifecycle mana

Bringing together credentialing and payer enrollment — two critical aspects of the provider data management lifecycle — can help your team reduce workload, avoid delayed billing cycles and increase pr

Healthcare quality and risk departments work together to provide safest care possible.

The criminal charges of former Vanderbilt nurse RaDonda Vaught have sent shockwaves through the industry. Dr. Tim McDonald poses questions to healthcare leaders and shares his own key takeaways.

Our clinicians are burned out, and need our help. Providing them with well-placed, tangible tools and data to buy them time to focus on safer patient care leads to a better, safer experience for all.