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Bipartisan Legislation Makes Patient Safety a National Priority - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan Legislation Makes Patient Safety a National Priority

WASHINGTON, March 11, 2024--U.S. Representatives Nanette Barragán (D-CA) and Michael Burgess (R-TX) have announced the reintroduction of the National Patient Safety Board Act, legislation to establish a public-private research and development team within the Department of Health and Human Services that is solely dedicated to preventing and reducing healthcare-related harms. This landmark bipartisan legislation, announced during Patient Safety Awareness Week, is a critical step to improve safety

Source: yahoo.com
Overuse Of Health Care "Crisis" Label Blocks Facing Policy Reality - Vimarsana News

Overuse Of Health Care "Crisis" Label Blocks Facing Policy Reality

The phrase "health care crisis" long ago evolved into an incantation, but even well-intentioned crisis-mongering can hurt the crucial task of facing political reality.

Source: forbes.com
EMS Use Of Ketamine At Center Of Aurora, Colorado Verdict - Vimarsana News

EMS Use Of Ketamine At Center Of Aurora, Colorado Verdict

After being violently restrained by police, Aurora paramedics gave Elijah McClain a large dose of ketamine for "excited delirium." The jury found them guilty of negligent homicide.

Source: forbes.com
Aiken Regional receives four Zero Harm awards - Vimarsana News

Aiken Regional receives four Zero Harm awards

Aiken Regional Medical Centers has been awarded four Certified Zero Harm Awards for 2023 by the South Carolina Hospital Association.

Patient Safety Proposals Reach President, But Action Still A Question - Vimarsana News

Patient Safety Proposals Reach President, But Action Still A Question

The patient safety movement has succeeded in getting the president to consider their policy proposals, but if hospitals are hesitant, implementation will be difficulty

Source: forbes.com