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National Patient Safety Foundation Launches 7/365 Campaign for Patient Safety

Tracy Granzyk
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March 3rd-9th, 2013 is Patient Safety Awareness Week!

This year, the National Patient Safety Foundation (NPSF) will focus on medication safety and healthcare culture and safety with their Patient Safety 7/365 Campaign: 7 days of recognition, 365 days of commitment to safe care. Below is short video that explains the program, and ETY wants to hear what your organization is doing for Patient Safety week.

March 3rd-9th, 2013 is Patient Safety Awareness Week!

This year, the National Patient Safety Foundation (NPSF) will focus on medication safety and healthcare culture and safety with their Patient Safety 7/365 Campaign: 7 days of recognition, 365 days of commitment to safe care. Below is short video that explains the program, and ETY wants to hear what your organization is doing for Patient Safety week.

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Please share the programs you will be providing at your institutions for Patient Safety Awareness Week so that we can create an exchange of good ideas here on ETY!

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