Currently the Clinical Research Coordinator at the PSMF, in Irvine, CA, U.S.A. At the foundation, she is responsible for the research and preparation of the Actionable Patient Safety Solutions best practice patient safety documents. Previous patient safety engagements included projects with Imperial College, London and St. Joseph’s Hospital in Orange, CA. Her work has been published in the PA Patient Safety Authority and International Practice Development Journal with publications pending in the Lancet and Journal of Medical Internet Research.
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Clinical Research Coordinator Patient Safety Movement Foundation, USA
While some choices in healthcare may be limited due to circumstantial urgency, more often than not, patients and family members hold a significant position to influence the trajectory of their care. Especially in recent years, with the advent of new technologies and sharing platforms, patients are now better equipped to explore options, fact check, review performance and optimise their choice...
READ MOREThe U.S. is one of the countries that has been hit hardest with the COVID-19 pandemic, and the stories about the frontline healthcare staff’s plight are many. Lack of basic protective equipment, overburden, anxiety are just the tip of the iceberg of issues they have to face every day. The Patient Safety Movement Foundation (PSMF) talked to an unnamed frontline nurse about her work in a Texas hospital,...
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