Podcasts

Patient Safety Organizations: A Practical Guide to Understanding and Implementing a PSO Program and Managing Confidentiality and Privilege Protections

CLE eligible


Presented by Illinois Association Medical Staff Services and Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
February 19, 2009
This podcast reviews the background, purpose and benefits of Patient Safety Organizations (PSOs) as well as the steps necessary to establish an internal Patient Safety Evaluation System in order to contract and participate in a PSO. In addition, the podcast will describe how the PSO confidentiality and privilege provisions are to be applied, as well as their application to peer review activities, so that hospitals, medical staffs and other providers can make truly informed decisions on whether or not to seek these protections and on how to organize their internal collection and reporting policies in a way which will not interfere with their accreditation and patient care obligations.

View Part One:  Patient Safety Organizations

View Part Two:  Overview of PSO Confidentiality and Privilege Protections

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