Seminario web sobre la transformación de la seguridad con el plan de acción nacional y el PSSM de CMS
Prepárese para la nueva medida estructural de seguridad del paciente de CMS con líderes en seguridad del paciente
El espacio es limitado: Regístrese hoy para asegurar su lugar en este seminario web gratuito.
After attending this webinar, you will be able to:
Articulate the purpose, domains, and significance of the PSSM in advancing patient safety.
Identify the intersections of the PSSM with key safety initiatives.
Explore approaches to assess your organization’s readiness and alignment with PSSM domains.
If you’re a health care leader or safety and quality professional, this webinar offers practical guidance for preparing for the PSSM and integrating the PSSM with the NAP Organizational Assessment Tool to achieve transformational and enduring progress in safety.
Educación continua

En apoyo a la mejora de la atención al paciente, el Institute for Healthcare Improvement está acreditado conjuntamente por el Consejo de Acreditación para la Educación Médica Continua (ACCME), el Consejo de Acreditación para la Educación Farmacéutica (ACPE) y el Centro Estadounidense de Acreditación de Enfermeras (ANCC), para brindar educación continua al equipo de atención médica.
Este programa está aprobado para proporcionar 1 crédito para la recertificación de médicos, enfermeras y Certified Professional in Patient Safety (CPPS).
El Institute for Healthcare Improvement designa esta actividad de aprendizaje combinado para un máximo de 1 Crédito AMA PRA Categoría 1™ . Los médicos deben reclamar solo el crédito proporcional al alcance de su participación en la actividad. Esta actividad también puede aplicarse a otras profesiones que aceptan Créditos AMA PRA Categoría 1™ .
Una lista creciente de países aceptan la educación acreditada por ACCME.
Como resultado de este programa, los asistentes podrán:
Articular el propósito, los dominios y la importancia del PSSM para promover la seguridad del paciente.
Identificar las intersecciones del PSSM con iniciativas de seguridad clave.
Explore enfoques para evaluar la preparación y alineación de su organización con los dominios de PSSM.
Comité de planificación
Patricia McGaffigan, RN, MS, CPPS, asesora sénior de seguridad y certificación, IHI
Britney Pierre, RN, MAS, BSN, Gerente de proyectos sénior, IHI
Dra. Michelle Schreiber, subdirectora del Centro de estándares clínicos y calidad, directora del Grupo de medidas de calidad e incentivos basados en el valor, Centros de servicios de Medicare y Medicaid
Divulgación: Ninguno de los planificadores, presentadores o personal de esta actividad educativa tiene relaciones financieras relevantes para revelar con empresas no elegibles cuyo negocio principal es producir, comercializar, vender, revender o distribuir productos de atención médica utilizados por o en los pacientes.
Instrucciones
Para poder obtener un certificado de educación continua, los asistentes deben completar la evaluación en línea dentro de los 30 días posteriores a la actividad de educación continua. Después de este período, no podrá recibir un certificado.
No se otorgarán créditos de educación continua por actividades no educativas, incluidas (entre otras) comidas, descansos y recepciones.
Curso de repaso Certified Professional in Patient Safety : seminario web en vivo de febrero
Además de los seminarios web en vivo basados en fechas, el CPPS Review Course está disponible a pedido en cualquier momento por $449.
Inscríbase para el CPPS Review Course a pedido
¿No recibe correos electrónicos de IHI ? Solicite a su departamento de TI que agregue el dominio ihi.org a la lista de remitentes seguros de su organización.
Por favor revise nuestra Política de Cancelación
*Los precios están expresados en USD
Curso de revisión a pedido: toma el curso en cualquier momento y desde donde estés. Regístrate ahora .

Kara Lyven, MBA, CPPS, is the Executive Director for Patient Safety at Duke University Hospital. She provides oversight and operational leadership for the hospital’s patient safety program. She works collaboratively with hospital leadership to advance safety culture and the organization’s commitment to zero harm through evolving systems, processes, event analyses, and trainings. A key focus of her professional role is recognizing the interconnectedness of human error, system design, and safe choices in everyday clinical work. Kara joined Duke in 2016 as a Senior Patient Safety Associate and previously served as the Director of North Carolina Hospital Association’s (NCHA) Patient Safety Organization. She gained extensive experience as a Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Specialist for a 452-bed hospital in upstate NY and has served as a Regulatory Safety Associate at Pfizer in Manhattan. Kara holds a bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience and an MBA in Pharmaceutical Studies. In addition to being a Certified Professional in Patient Safety (CPPS), she is a TeamSTEPPS Master Trainer, is Green Belt trained and has served on multiple Patient & Family Advisory Committees as a strong patient advocate.

Melissa McClay, MPH, CPHRM, CPPS, is the Director of Patient Safety and Risk Management for MaineHealth Maine Medical Center (a multi-campus medical center with 929 licensed beds). She has worked in the field of patient safety since 1999, beginning as an Administrative Associate in the Quality Improvement and Risk Management Department at Boston Children’s Hospital. She advanced to a Patient Safety Specialist role, and helped coordinate the implementation of Patient Safety Leadership WalkRounds at that organization. After moving to Southern Maine, Melissa continued to gain experience as a Risk Manager and Patient Safety Director for a community hospital system, where she led initiatives to enhance the culture of safety through the use of Just Culture tools, the development of a patient safety orientation program for new leaders and providers, and organization wide TeamSTEPPS training. Melissa received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Vermont, and received a Master of Public Health degree from the Boston University School of Public Health. In addition to being a Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management (CPHRM) and a Certified Professional in Patient Safety (CPPS), Melissa has also received certifications in Lean Six Sigma and Project Management. She is a Patient Safety faculty member for the MaineHealth Hannaford Center for Safety, Innovation & Simulation, and has served as a Risk Management Mentor for the Northern New England Society for Healthcare Risk Management since 2022.

Jessica Behrhorst, MPH, CPPS, CPQH, CPHRM, is a Quality, Safety and HRO Consultant working in the areas of patient safety, workforce safety, and high reliability. She is faculty for the IHI Patient Safety Executive Development Program, Patient Safety and Quality for Emerging Leaders, and Redesigning Event Review with Root Cause Analysis and Action (RCA2). She previously served as the Senior Director at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI). She has also served as the Assistant Vice President of Quality & Patient Safety at Ochsner Health System where she helped set the strategic priorities in quality and patient safety and she oversaw various projects involving patient safety, performance improvement, regulatory readiness, ambulatory nursing, infection control and quality outcomes. She has presented her work on (RCA2) and Improving the Culture of Safety at various regional and national meetings. She has also worked on research projects involving reduction in Sepsis mortality and access to healthcare for underserved populations. Jessica received her bachelor’s degree from Tulane University and her Master of Public Health Degree from the Louisiana State University School of Public Health. She is a Certified Professional in Patient Safety (CPPS), a Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ) and a Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management (CPHRM).
Acerca de la certificación
La credencial CPPS distingue a los profesionales de la salud que cumplen con los requisitos de competencia en las áreas de ciencia de seguridad del paciente e ingeniería de factores humanos y que demuestran la capacidad de aplicar este conocimiento para planificar e implementar iniciativas de seguridad del paciente de manera efectiva.
Más de 7000 profesionales de la salud se han certificado desde que se introdujo la credencial CPPS en 2012. Obtenga más información sobre la certificación.
Política de cancelación
Todas las solicitudes de cancelación se pueden enviar por escrito a CPPS@ihi.org . Las solicitudes recibidas 72 horas (3 días hábiles) antes de la hora de inicio programada recibirán un reembolso completo. Las solicitudes de reembolso enviadas con menos de 72 horas (3 días hábiles) de antelación a la hora de inicio programada no serán elegibles para un reembolso.
Folletos
Los materiales para este curso se enviarán a los asistentes registrados unos días antes de la fecha del curso. No se entregarán materiales en el lugar de los cursos presenciales; por lo tanto, los asistentes son responsables de imprimirlos o descargarlos antes del curso. Se recomienda a los asistentes que traigan sus computadoras a los cursos presenciales.
¿Necesitar ayuda?
Correo electrónico
IHI Patient Safety Congress
El IHI Patient Safety Congress, que se realizará del 14 al 16 de mayo de 2024, es una conferencia a la que deben asistir quienes continúan dando forma a una atención más inteligente, segura y equitativa para los pacientes donde sea que se brinde, desde el hospital y los entornos ambulatorios hasta el hogar.
Más información
Curso de repaso Certified Professional in Patient Safety : seminario web en vivo de febrero
Además de los seminarios web en vivo basados en fechas, el CPPS Review Course está disponible a pedido en cualquier momento por $449.
Inscríbase para el CPPS Review Course a pedido
¿No recibe correos electrónicos de IHI ? Solicite a su departamento de TI que agregue el dominio ihi.org a la lista de remitentes seguros de su organización.
Por favor revise nuestra Política de Cancelación
*Los precios están expresados en USD
Curso de revisión a pedido: toma el curso en cualquier momento y desde donde estés. Regístrate ahora .

Kara Lyven, MBA, CPPS, is the Executive Director for Patient Safety at Duke University Hospital. She provides oversight and operational leadership for the hospital’s patient safety program. She works collaboratively with hospital leadership to advance safety culture and the organization’s commitment to zero harm through evolving systems, processes, event analyses, and trainings. A key focus of her professional role is recognizing the interconnectedness of human error, system design, and safe choices in everyday clinical work. Kara joined Duke in 2016 as a Senior Patient Safety Associate and previously served as the Director of North Carolina Hospital Association’s (NCHA) Patient Safety Organization. She gained extensive experience as a Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Specialist for a 452-bed hospital in upstate NY and has served as a Regulatory Safety Associate at Pfizer in Manhattan. Kara holds a bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience and an MBA in Pharmaceutical Studies. In addition to being a Certified Professional in Patient Safety (CPPS), she is a TeamSTEPPS Master Trainer, is Green Belt trained and has served on multiple Patient & Family Advisory Committees as a strong patient advocate.

Melissa McClay, MPH, CPHRM, CPPS, is the Director of Patient Safety and Risk Management for MaineHealth Maine Medical Center (a multi-campus medical center with 929 licensed beds). She has worked in the field of patient safety since 1999, beginning as an Administrative Associate in the Quality Improvement and Risk Management Department at Boston Children’s Hospital. She advanced to a Patient Safety Specialist role, and helped coordinate the implementation of Patient Safety Leadership WalkRounds at that organization. After moving to Southern Maine, Melissa continued to gain experience as a Risk Manager and Patient Safety Director for a community hospital system, where she led initiatives to enhance the culture of safety through the use of Just Culture tools, the development of a patient safety orientation program for new leaders and providers, and organization wide TeamSTEPPS training. Melissa received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Vermont, and received a Master of Public Health degree from the Boston University School of Public Health. In addition to being a Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management (CPHRM) and a Certified Professional in Patient Safety (CPPS), Melissa has also received certifications in Lean Six Sigma and Project Management. She is a Patient Safety faculty member for the MaineHealth Hannaford Center for Safety, Innovation & Simulation, and has served as a Risk Management Mentor for the Northern New England Society for Healthcare Risk Management since 2022.

Jessica Behrhorst, MPH, CPPS, CPQH, CPHRM, is a Quality, Safety and HRO Consultant working in the areas of patient safety, workforce safety, and high reliability. She is faculty for the IHI Patient Safety Executive Development Program, Patient Safety and Quality for Emerging Leaders, and Redesigning Event Review with Root Cause Analysis and Action (RCA2). She previously served as the Senior Director at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI). She has also served as the Assistant Vice President of Quality & Patient Safety at Ochsner Health System where she helped set the strategic priorities in quality and patient safety and she oversaw various projects involving patient safety, performance improvement, regulatory readiness, ambulatory nursing, infection control and quality outcomes. She has presented her work on (RCA2) and Improving the Culture of Safety at various regional and national meetings. She has also worked on research projects involving reduction in Sepsis mortality and access to healthcare for underserved populations. Jessica received her bachelor’s degree from Tulane University and her Master of Public Health Degree from the Louisiana State University School of Public Health. She is a Certified Professional in Patient Safety (CPPS), a Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ) and a Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management (CPHRM).
Acerca de la certificación
La credencial CPPS distingue a los profesionales de la salud que cumplen con los requisitos de competencia en las áreas de ciencia de seguridad del paciente e ingeniería de factores humanos y que demuestran la capacidad de aplicar este conocimiento para planificar e implementar iniciativas de seguridad del paciente de manera efectiva.
Más de 7000 profesionales de la salud se han certificado desde que se introdujo la credencial CPPS en 2012. Obtenga más información sobre la certificación.
Política de cancelación
Todas las solicitudes de cancelación se pueden enviar por escrito a CPPS@ihi.org . Las solicitudes recibidas 72 horas (3 días hábiles) antes de la hora de inicio programada recibirán un reembolso completo. Las solicitudes de reembolso enviadas con menos de 72 horas (3 días hábiles) de antelación a la hora de inicio programada no serán elegibles para un reembolso.
Folletos
Los materiales para este curso se enviarán a los asistentes registrados unos días antes de la fecha del curso. No se entregarán materiales en el lugar de los cursos presenciales; por lo tanto, los asistentes son responsables de imprimirlos o descargarlos antes del curso. Se recomienda a los asistentes que traigan sus computadoras a los cursos presenciales.
¿Necesitar ayuda?
Correo electrónico
IHI Patient Safety Congress
El IHI Patient Safety Congress, que se realizará del 14 al 16 de mayo de 2024, es una conferencia a la que deben asistir quienes continúan dando forma a una atención más inteligente, segura y equitativa para los pacientes donde sea que se brinde, desde el hospital y los entornos ambulatorios hasta el hogar.
Más información