Showing Up for #Sepsis: Dr. Amy Campbell @ECUHealthNC Speaks at @UNGABloxburg Week #Healthcare #PatientSafety https://wp.me/pcYncT-cAK
Physician-Patient Alliance for Health & Safety
Hospitals and Health Care
Addressing health and safety priorities that are shared by patients and their attending clinicians
About us
Physician-Patient Alliance for Health & Safety (PPAHS) is an advocacy group devoted to improving patient health and safety. Improving health and safety involves many facets: -Innovative technology to provide for necessary monitoring of patient vital signs. For example, as the Wall Street Journal proclaimed in its story about Howard Snitzer “A little known device is shaking conventional wisdom for reviving people who suffer sudden cardiac arrest: People may be able to go much longer without a pulse than the 20 minutes previously believed.” -Health Care Providers who must make critical live-saving decisions, such as anesthesiologists who, as the American Society of Anesthesiologists says, “are responsible for administering anesthesia to relieve pain and for managing vital life functions, including breathing, heart rhythm and blood pressure, during surgery. After surgery, they maintain the patient in a comfortable state during the recovery and are involved in the provision of critical care medicine in the intensive care unit.” -Information on what works and how it enhances patient health and safety. PPAHS is composed of physicians, patients, individuals, and organizations.
- Website
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External link for Physician-Patient Alliance for Health & Safety
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Perth Amboy
- Type
- Nonprofit
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Perth Amboy, US
Employees at Physician-Patient Alliance for Health & Safety
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Ayman R. Kafal
Head & Vice President, Medical Affairs & Pharmacovigilance| Board Member| Patient Advocacy.
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Sherma Morton, MD, MBA,FACOG
Medical Director at Anthem BCBS/OBGYN Physician Advisor/Addiction Medicine Specialist
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Jasmine Bonder
Board Certified Nurse Practitioner | Entrepreneur 🔥
Updates
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I am pleased to announce that we have moved the Patient Safety Needle again! Henry J. Carter NYC Health + Hospitals is the first long-term acute care hospital (LTACH) and Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) in New York City to meet the Enhanced Respiratory Care Standards of Care.
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This World Thrombosis Day (October 13, 2024) - Be Blood Clot Aware! Here are 3 Types of Patients At Risk for #BloodClots @thrombosisday #healthcare #patientsafety https://wp.me/pcYncT-cyA
3 Types of Patients At Risk for Blood Clots
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We must prioritize the emotional well-being of our healthcare professionals. Shockingly, 46% of them have reported experiencing burnout, a significant increase from the 14% reported in 2018. Jasmine Bonder sheds light on this critical issue in her article “Emotional Safety Matters: Prioritizing Well-Being in Healthcare Environments”. Read the full article here: https://wp.me/pcYncT-ctx. #Healthcare #WellBeing #EmotionalSafety
Emotional Safety Matters: Prioritizing Well-Being in Healthcare Environments
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Congratulations to @Hospital for Special Care on becoming the first healthcare facility in Connecticut to achieve Enhanced Respiratory Care Accreditation! By setting the Standard of Care for patients on mechanical ventilation, you are truly leading the way in healthcare excellence. Learn more about this remarkable achievement here: https://wp.me/pcYncT-ctG.
Hospital for Special Care first in Connecticut to achieve Enhanced Respiratory Care Accreditation
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In this thoughtful and well-written editorial in the Journal of Patient Safety, @OliviaLounsbury, @MarkSujan, and @KenCatchpole urge patient safety advocates and clinicians to learn from each other to further their own goals of improving patient safety. Lounsbury et. al. review invite us to look at national patient safety initiatives, such as - Finland’s Client and Patient Safety Strategy, New Zealand’s Quality and Safety Capability Framework, and UK’s National Health Service’s Patient Safety Strategy. I took up their challenge and here’s what I found. https://wp.me/pcYncT-crC
Learning from Other Countries to Improve Our Own Patient Safety
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You're invited to attend "The Pitch: Patient Safety's Next Generation"! Join us for a new documentary exploring the impact of technology on patient safety in medicine. From expert interviews to real-world solutions, discover the journey of innovation in healthcare. Learn about collaboration and breaking into the industry. Don't miss this insightful look at the future of patient safety. RSVP here: https://wp.me/pcYncT-crg
You are invited to attend “The Pitch: Patient Safety’s Next Generation
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Proud to be moving the #patientsafety needle - celebrating 13 years of patient advocacy - particularly in #respiratory care, #opioid care and #sepsis care https://wp.me/pcYncT-cp0
The Physician-Patient Alliance Celebrates 13 Years of Moving the Patient Safety Needle
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Physician-Patient Alliance for Health & Safety reposted this
Michael Wong, JD, Executive Director at the Physician-Patient Alliance for Health & Safety, posits a combination of quantitative and qualitative assessments of the patient as key measures for tackling #sepsis Physician-Patient Alliance for Health & Safety https://bit.ly/3KrnrPg
Winning the war against sepsis
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