PACT is currently accepting applications for the 2023-2024 Collaborative!
Interested healthcare organizations can learn more by downloading our Information Packet.
The application is included in the packet and can be submitted to Melissa Parkerton, Collaborative Director, at mparkerton@ariadnelabs.org.
Participants will be selected and notified on a rolling basis. Due to limited space, we encourage you to complete your application as soon as possible to guarantee a spot in the PACT Collaborative!
Please watch the recorded Info Session below to learn more!
Many healthcare organizations believe that the right way to bring healing and resolution to patients and families when an unexpected and unwelcomed outcome occurs, is through honest, open and on-going communication. However, achieving that goal requires providing their staff with the training, tools and on-going guidance they need to be successful. But organizations don’t have to build these resources alone. The PACT Collaborative can help any organization achieve success. Whether the organization is just beginning this important work, or is well on its journey, the resources provided by the PACT Collaborative are invaluable now, and will continue to be so into the future. Being a member of the PACT Collaborative also brings with it the fellowship and support of the PACT member organizations and their professional staff. Our job together has really just begun.
Larry L. Smith, JD, Vice President, Corporate Risk Management Services, MedStar Health
To learn more about Communication and Resolution Programs, please explore these resources:
BMJ Quality & Safety: Making communication and resolution programmes mission critical in healthcare organisations
JAMA Viewpoint: Another Medical Malpractice Crisis? Try Something Different
Communication and Resolution Programs: What Are They and What Do They Require?
The Impact of CRPs on Liability Costs
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