News spotlight: Free Patient Safety Monitor live demo!
Nurse Leader Weekly, April 25, 2011
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HCPro will be hosting a complimentary live demo of Patient Safety Monitor on April 26! Patient Safety Monitor is one-stop shop for patient safety needs, including a blog, a library of tools, forms, policies, and checklists, a monthly newsletter providing quality improvement case studies and news from the field, weekly news e-mails, an e-mail listserv to post questions and share tools with your patient safety peers, and most importantly, the Crosswalk, which organizes CMS, Joint Commission, and state patient safety regulations.
For example, if you work in Massachusetts and would like to find all the regulations you need to know about patient identification, we can easily provide that information all in one spot.
If you have any questions about Patient Safety Monitor or the live demonstration, feel free to contact Managing Editor Tami Swartz at tswartz@hcpro.com. It’s a great resource for any readers of the blog, and hope you’ll attend on April 26.
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