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Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare Publishes 2011 Education and Training Directory

Leading patient safety publication, Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare launches new Patient Safety Education & Training Supplement

2011-06-25
MARIETTA, GA, June 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare recently published the 2011 Patient Safety Education & Training Directory, a new information resource for the healthcare industry.
Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare is a bi-monthly publication focused on strategies, programs, products and policies that can directly improve patient safety and the quality of healthcare delivery. The 2011 Patient Safety Education & Training Directory includes updated information on educational institutions and organizations in the United States that provide patient safety courses, certificates, degrees or training programs. The Directory was published with the May/June issue of Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare and the website http://www.psqh.com.

The 2011 Patient Safety Education & Training Directory lists major educational institutions and organizations that offer patient safety training, educational courses and degree programs. Each listing includes the types of courses/training programs offered; credit hours earned, course specifics, degree or certification, admission requirements, deadlines and detailed contact information. The Directory is available at no charge on the Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare website at http://www.psqh.com.

Improving patient safety is one of the most urgent issues facing the healthcare industry today, but most medical schools have not taught patient safety as a science or provided new clinicians with the communication skills they need to work effectively with team members and patients. Recently, numerous universities and colleges have expanded their patient safety course and degree offerings to better prepare their students to promote a culture of patient safety.

About Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare: Each issue of Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare covers timely topics and issues that are impacting patient safety and the quality of healthcare delivered at hospitals and other medical settings. Reports of patient safety best practices and case studies inform healthcare readers of successful patient safety programs. PSQH is written by leading industry experts for upper level hospital executives, physicians, nurses, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals including Patient Safety Officers, Risk Managers and Quality Directors.

For more information on Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare please visit the website http://www.psqh.com.

PSQH is published and produced by Lionheart Publishing, Inc. based in Marietta, Ga. Established in 1987, Lionheart Publishing provides a wide range of publishing, communications and interactive technology services to corporate and association clients across the country. In addition to PSQH, Lionheart Publishing publishes Masonry, Markee 2.0, ORMS Today and AKFCF Quarterly.

"For more than 20 years, Lionheart's mission has been to help our clients provide their audiences with high-quality print publications and interactive technology to achieve their marketing, communication and sales goals," says John Llewellyn, president of Lionheart Publishing. For more information on Lionheart Publishing services and publications, call John Llewellyn at (770) 431-0867, ext. 209, or visit http://www.lionhrtpub.com.

Lionheart Publishing is a custom publishing company for trade associations and corporate communication projects


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[Press-News.org] Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare Publishes 2011 Education and Training Directory
Leading patient safety publication, Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare launches new Patient Safety Education & Training Supplement