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The TakeCHARGE Campaign: 5 Steps to Safer Health Care returned this month for its fifth year, re-launched to coincide with Patient Safety Awareness Week 2024 (March 10-16).

Pulse Center for Patient Safety Education & Advocacy, the leader in teaching the public how to get safer medical care, has just completed delivery of its Family-Centered Patient Advocacy course — two days of intensive training in keeping patients...

The TakeCHARGE Campaign: 5 Steps to Safer Health Care is back this month for its fifth year, re-launching to coincide with Patient Safety Awareness Week 2024 (March 10-16).

Intensive patient advocacy training offered March 14-15, 2024.

Pulse Center for Patient Safety Education & Advocacy has announced that the Early-Bird Discount on tickets for its upcoming Family-Centered Patient Advocacy training will expire at midnight, Friday, February 16, 2024.

Leading patient safety group offers intensive two-day course

Leading patent safety nonprofit's now offers membership after more than 25 years of service.

Help nonprofit continue 25+ years of helping patients and families get the best outcomes from health care.

Online "virtual party" a chance for holiday shopping while supporting safer health care.

Comics remind us that "Patient safety isn't funny, but laughter is the best medicine."

#3 of public awareness campaign's "5 Steps to Safer Health Care" aims to prevent "doorknob moments"

The TakeCHARGE Campaign has laid out five steps individuals can and should take towards safer health care. The campaign aims to teach and motivate the whole community to do one of these steps each month between April and August.

Patient safety campaign enters its 4th year of keeping people safer

Outstanding speakers surveyed patient safety's multi-faceted terrain

New York's Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center also joins as a major sponsor.

Registration and Exhibitor booths still available for major Pulse CPSEA event.

Two-day virtual event will bring together patient safety experts, advocates and patients.

Final sessions of 2-day conference will allow attendees follow-up discussions with speakers.

Pulse Center for Patient Safety Education & Advocacy today announced that patient safety leader Helen Haskell will be one of the co-chairs of its next symposium on patient safety, to take place March 15 and 16, 2023.

Pulse Center for Patient Safety Education & Advocacy will put the "fun" in fundraising on Sunday, January 22, 2023 with virtual games, an online scavenger hunt and an "open mic" for all talented guests to sing, dance, tell jokes, or otherwise...

Two-day virtual event will bring together patient safety experts, patient advocates and patients who are encouraged to come learn with their families.

Symposium's experts will explore latest developments in patient safety.

Patient safety public awareness campaign moves to July's target activity.

Leading patient safety education and advocacy group continues recent expansion.

#3 of public awareness campaign's "5 Steps to Safer Health Care" aims to prevent "doorknob moments"

Leading patient safety and advocacy group Pulse Center for Patient Safety Education & Advocacy will host an online fundraiser based on "musical bingo" with songs instead of numbers, May 15, 2022 from 7:00pm to 8:15.

The TakeCHARGE Campaign has laid out five steps individuals can and should take towards safer health care. The campaign aims to teach and motivate the whole community to do one of these steps each month between April and August.

Leading patient safety advocacy and education group Pulse Center for Patient Safety Education & Advocacy is pleased to announce the accession of four new members to its governing Board.