Mac’s Safety Space: Brother, can you spare any change?
Hospital Safety Insider, March 3, 2016
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In the interest of time and space (it's about time, it's about space, it's about two men in the strangest place...), I'm going to chunk the EM and LS risk areas that are now specifically included in the Focused Standards Assessment (FSA) process (previously, the risk areas were only in the EC chapter). Next week, I want to take one more chunk of your time to discuss now the FSA process (particularly as a function of what EPs the folks in Chicago have identified as being of critical importance/status).
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