Introducing the PSQH Forum!
Accreditation Insider, August 23, 2016
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We’re proud to release the newest feature of the Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare website, the PSQH Forum. The forum is for you, the patient safety professional, to voice your opinions, share tools and policies, and receive answers to industry-related questions.
We’ve updated the former Patient Safety Talk forum, that long-time readers of Patient Safety Monitor Insider will remember, into a more traditional online forum with different categories in which you can post (and receive email notifications).
We’ve kept the valuable talk threads in a Patient Safety Talk archive on the new site.
Stop by the forum, introduce yourself or just browse through the archives.
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