AHLA Practical Guidance for Patient Safety Organization Implementation

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By American Health Lawyers Association

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Practical Guidance for Patient Safety Organization Implementation tackles the important subject of the Patient Safety Organization (PSO) law and how it can be used to positively impact patient safety in healthcare organizations. It provides the history behind the adverse event reporting movement, offering an overview of previous efforts in patient safety and adverse event analysis. It also discusses the nature of PSOs, and why healthcare organizations should be part of one, providing a detailed survey of the legal, reimbursement, and accreditation considerations that impact an organization's decision to become a PSO or participate in one. Finally, it analyzes the practical aspects of how healthcare organizations can set up their own PSO in accordance with the applicable law.

In this important new publication, the authors provide:

  • The history behind the adverse event reporting movement, and the federal legislation establishing PSOs
  • An overview of previous efforts in patient safety and adverse event analysis
  • An analysis of the nature of PSOs, and why healthcare organizations should be part of one
  • A detailed survey of the legal, reimbursement, and accreditation considerations that impact an Organization's decision to become a PSO or participate in a PSO
  • Practical aspects of how differently structured organizations can set up their own PSO in accordance with the applicable law
  • Case studies detailing the experiences that two organizations had in navigating the process of setting up and running a PSO and a PSO-like database

    This publication is a joint project of Health Lawyers and the American Society for Healthcare Risk Management (ASHRM).

    AUTHORS: Anne M. Murphy; Susan Wood O'Leary; Mary Anne Hilliard; Ronni P. Solomon; Maria T. Currier; Reetu Dua; Jose I. Fernandez; Rebecca F. Cady, Editor

  • AHLA Practical Guidance for Patient Safety Organization Implementation