AHA, NPSF announce latest class of Patient Safety Leadership Fellows
Patient Safety Monitor Alert, August 4, 2010
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The American Hospital Association and National Patient Safety Foundation have announced the 30 fellows who make up the ninth class of Patient Safety Leadership Fellowship. The fellowship is a year-long education program for clinical and administrative leaders to learn more about fostering a culture of safety and effecting change at their organizations.
The fellows selected must take part in four leadership retreats, monthly calls, and self-study modules. Additionally, they must design and carry out an improvement project for their own organizations.
To read more about the fellowship and this year's class of AHA-NPSF Patient Safety Leadership Fellows, click here.
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