FOJP's 25th Health Care Risk Management Conference, Training for Patient Safety and Quality, focuses on contemporary training methods that have been proven effective—spotlighting the idea that successful training of health care professionals for patient safety and quality is predicated on collaboration across clinical practices. Health care institutions must shift away from traditional notions of undergraduate, graduate, and CME training to inculcate the concept of physicians, nurses, administrators, and other providers working together and sharing responsibilities.

A critical objective of this silver anniversary conference is to motivate attendees to promote cultural changes within their institutions, inspiring high-performance professionals to improve patient safety and quality of care while working together to accomplish complex, difficult tasks. This goal is pursued, in part, by exploring best practices derived from high-stress/high-stakes aviation training, medical simulation, and team-based learning programs.

	Setting the Stage of the Future for Training for Patient Safety and Quality: The Value Proposition Kenneth L. Davis, MD President and Chief Executive Officer, The Mount Sinai Medical Center Session information
	Training for High Stress, High Stakes John Foley Performance Expert, Former Lead Solo Pilot, U.S. Navy's Blue Angels Session information
	The Introduction and Value of Team-Based Learning In the Medical Setting Colleen O'Connor Grochowski, PhD Associate Dean for Curriculum Affairs, Duke University School of Medicine Session information
	Changing Organizational Culture to Emphasize New Methods of Training for Patient Safety and Quality Alison Page, RN, MS, MHA Chief Executive Officer, Baldwin Area Medical Center, Baldwin, Wisconsin Session information
	Beyond Borders: The Future of Medical Simulation Training Enterprise-Wide Richard Satava, MD, FACS Professor of Surgery, University of Washington Medical Center & Senior Science Advisor, U.S. Army Medical Research and Material Command Session information

The full FOJP 25th Health Care Risk Management Conference Brochure

For more information, please contact Angie Gonzalez at FOJP
Ph: 212.891.0735; Fax: 212.702.6354; E-mail: agonzalez@fojp.com