Announcements

Upcoming Events

• Nov. 6 & 7: Outcome Engenuity's Just Culture Certification Course will teach members how to reduce adverse events and foster a culture of curiosity, shared learning and accountability. It will also take a detailed look at accountability systemwide and provide participants with the necessary tools to drive change within their organizations.

Event Follow-up
Training documents from the June 20 RCA² event are available on the MHA Community site.

• The RCA² program has been approved for a total of 10.00 contact hours of Continuing Education credit toward fulfillment of the requirements of ASHRM designations of FASHRM (Fellow) and DFASHRM (Distinguished Fellow) and towards CPHRM renewal. To receive the full 10.00 contact hours, you need to complete all of the following criteria:
• Attend the MHA Keystone Center PSO RCA² Training and complete the post-event survey (7)
• Attend the follow-up webinar on Aug. 1 from 10 to 11 a.m. EDT. (1) (**Those who attended the RCA² event will be automatically registered for webinar.)
• Submit an additional RCA to NextPlane (2)

News to Know

• Submit nominations by July 26 for the 2018 Q3 MHA Keystone Center Speak-up! Award. Information about the award, including criteria and a nomination form are available online.
• Visit the MHA Newsroom to read about the latest MHA Keystone Center updates and patient safety and quality news.

MHA Keystone Center PSO 101
The MHA Keystone Center PSO launched a six-part micro-webinar series, “MHA Keystone Center PSO 101.” The micro-webinars provide high-level introductions to specific PSO concepts and help identify ways to gain the most value from your MHA Keystone Center PSO membership.

ICYMI

• Patient Safety Evaluation System, Patient Safety Culture Survey discusses the collection, management and analysis of information for reporting to or by a PSO.
• Safe Tables discuss the benefits of the legally protected meetings, which are exclusive to MHA Keystone Center PSO members.
• MHA Keystone Center PSO Speak-up! Award discusses the quarterly award, which is designed to acknowledge the efforts of individuals or teams within MHA Keystone Center PSO hospitals who speak up to prevent potential harm to patients or staff members.