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FMEA Risk Assessment for Healthcare Decision Making
- Learn how to use FMEA and when to use this important risk assessment
- FMEA assists in more robust decision making: grounded in analysis vs. opinion
- Developing a problem solving culture leads to more proactive thinking vs. ‘firefighting’ reactions
- Understand the relevance of the FMEA process to healthcare business processes, clinical operational work flows, facility changes and new space planning, etc
Overview of the webinar
- Failure Modes & Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a valuable risk assessment process that should be used more often in healthcare problem solving and decision making
- The FMEA process guides participants through a structured conversation that helps bring forth solutions rather than just taking action based on someone’s opinion
- With the poor statistic of preventable medical harm, we need more rigor to eliminate risk
Who should attend?
- Healthcare VP/Director/Manager
- Director/Manager of Healthcare Quality
- Healthcare Risk Manager/Safety Officer
- Director/Manager of Healthcare Process Improvement
- VP of Healthcare Operations /Chief Operating Officer
Why should you attend?
- This webinar’s instructor has worked with FMEA risk assessments in healthcare settings for the past 15 years
- She provides a quick lesson of the FMEA process, and shares various applications in healthcare to benefit your organization
- She has published several articles on the benefits for more informed decision making
Faculty - Ms.Patricia Morrill
Patricia Morrill is a Project Management Professional (PMP) with certifications in both Lean and Six Sigma Green Belt, and accredited in Evidence-Based Design (EDAC). She is President of PM Healthcare Consulting, LLC, providing coaching, training and consulting services for clients in a variety of industries focused on organizational excellence, change leadership, and risk analysis for decision making. She shares real examples from her extensive experience to illustrate learnings. Patricia is a national speaker and author of articles and a 10-step model for “Process Improvement Strategy Deployment©” published in her 2017 book: The Perils of Un-Coordinated Healthcare: A Strategic Approach toward Eliminating Preventable Harm.