AAPM VL-Collective Efforts to Improve Patient Safety Through Change

2015 AAPM Spring Clinical Meeting - Session: Collective Efforts to Improve Patient Safety Through Change

The Rollout of AAPM TG100: Getting Engaged in Risk Assessment
M. Saiful Huq, PhD, University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute and UPMC CancerCenter
huqs@upmc.edu

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	IHE-RO Efforts to Improve Interoperability of Systems and Patient Safety - Bruce Curran, MEng, Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center
	Reviewing Clinical Processes Through the Lens of TG100 - Per Halvorsen, MSc, Lahey Clinic

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2015 AAPM Spring Clinical Meeting - Session: Collective Efforts to Improve Patient Safety Through Change