The patient safety organization is asking healthcare providers to report errors, malfunctions, and near misses involving AI tools and AI-enabled medical devices to help identify emerging safety risks.
The annual report highlights risks tied to emerging technologies, access barriers, and workforce challenges that can contribute to preventable harm.
At the ASHRM Annual Conference, ECRI thought leaders urged healthcare organizations to strengthen risk strategies—addressing AI governance, embedding human factors into workflows, and improving maternal outcomes through PSO collaboration.
The patient safety organization is asking healthcare providers to report errors, malfunctions, and near misses involving AI tools and AI-enabled medical devices to help identify emerging safety risks.
Clinical evidence assessments now include data visualization features and equity insights to help healthcare leaders quickly evaluate the safety and effectiveness of treatments.
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ECRI’s tool helps health systems identify products affected by tariffs and find safe, functionally equivalent alternatives to maintain supply continuity.
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Asking the right questions helps ensure quality service, control costs, support compliance, and avoid surprise charges or service gaps.
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ECRI’s 2025 report outlines the top 10 threats affecting patient safety, with recommendations for system-wide improvements.
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AI is streamlining maintenance and predicting failures before they happen. But without the right safeguards, it could create more problems than it solves.
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ECRI has expanded its Total Systems Safety (TSS) and Human Factors Engineering (HFE) solutions to address preventable harm in healthcare.
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ECRI has acquired The Just Culture Company to integrate its cultural transformation expertise into ECRI’s Total System Safety (TSS) approach.
