ECRI Announces 2022 Alerts Impact Award Winners
ECRI presents its annual award to members of its Alerts Workflow solution who have demonstrated strong success in implementing recall management programs throughout their healthcare organizations.
ECRI presents its annual award to members of its Alerts Workflow solution who have demonstrated strong success in implementing recall management programs throughout their healthcare organizations.
The annual award recognizes U.S. healthcare organizations for achieving excellence in overall spend management and adopting best practice solutions into their supply chain processes.
A new white paper on alert fatigue outlines key recommendations provider organizations can take to improve safety now and in the future.
ECRI presents its annual award to members of its Alerts Workflow solution who have demonstrated strong success in implementing recall management programs throughout their healthcare organizations.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf announces that the Department of Health signed a contract this week with ECRI Institute to guide the COVID-19 response for long-term care facilities.
Read MoreECRI Institute’s multi-stakeholder collaborative, the Partnership for Health IT Patient Safety, announces new research on reducing errors related to diagnostic testing and specialty referral tracking.
Read MoreECRI Institute and the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) announce the successful completion of their plans to join forces. Under the terms of the affiliation agreement, ISMP will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of ECRI Institute.
Read MoreECRI Institute has hired Michelle Gollapalli, MBA, CFRE, CAP, as vice president of development.
Read MoreLeaders of ECRI Institute and the Institute for Safe Medication Practices announce a definitive agreement that bolsters both organizations’ efforts to make medication, medical devices, and healthcare practices across care settings safer for patients, now and in the future.
Read MoreECRI Institute announces that it opposes a total ban of commercial ethylene oxide (EtO) sterilization because it could result in widespread shortages of sterile medical devices.
Read MoreNew research from ECRI Institute reveals that diagnostic testing and medication events are the most frequent safety risks patients face in ambulatory care.