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Safetyleaders.com
Safetyleaders.com: "Our Values are "I CARE"
Integrity: Honesty has to be our core policy in all we do.
Compassion: We must practice the "Golden Rule."
Accountability: We are accountable to our patients and partners.
Reliability: We strive to continually improve in our service.
Entrepreneurship: Our performance as servant leaders must save lives, save money, and create value in the communities we serve."
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Integrity: Honesty has to be our core policy in all we do.
Compassion: We must practice the "Golden Rule."
Accountability: We are accountable to our patients and partners.
Reliability: We strive to continually improve in our service.
Entrepreneurship: Our performance as servant leaders must save lives, save money, and create value in the communities we serve."
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Safetyleaders.org
SafetyLeaders.org
TMIT is driving production of multimedia development of stories to improve patient safety in hospitals. Certain broadcast programs will be shown globally, and then will be made available to hospital leadership and front-line performance teams. Stories will include consumers, front-line caregivers, clinical and non-clinical leaders of hospitals, and international subject matter experts. The series of "arc to action" stories will be told to inspire both community and hospital leaders to act locally.
The goal is to save lives, save money, and deliver value to the community through extraordinary impact by improving ordinary things.
http://www.safetyleaders.com/home.jsp
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TMIT is driving production of multimedia development of stories to improve patient safety in hospitals. Certain broadcast programs will be shown globally, and then will be made available to hospital leadership and front-line performance teams. Stories will include consumers, front-line caregivers, clinical and non-clinical leaders of hospitals, and international subject matter experts. The series of "arc to action" stories will be told to inspire both community and hospital leaders to act locally.
The goal is to save lives, save money, and deliver value to the community through extraordinary impact by improving ordinary things.
http://www.safetyleaders.com/home.jsp
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