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HASC Briefs for April 15, 2015

A statewide conference May 14-15 in Sacramento will focus on eliminating serious patient safety events in surgical and procedural areas. Also coming up: the end of early bird registration for the Wellness Conference in June—sign up before April 24 for reduced rates. May 5-6 HDMT will take place in Los Angeles, and an important seminar on Developing, Measuring and Documenting Employee Competence takes place May 13.

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May Statewide Conference in Sacramento Will Focus on Eliminating Serious Surgical Safety Events

Julia Slininger

Hear from the California Department of Public Health, the Institute for Population Health Improvement, and the Hospital Quality Institute at an exclusive conference, May 14-15 in Sacramento, Eliminating Serious Patient Safety Events in Surgical and Procedural Areas: A Statewide Conference and Call to Action for California Hospitals.

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Space Filling Up for HDMT May 5-6 in Los Angeles

Register now for Hospital Disaster Management Training, an in-depth two-day session that is a product of the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services Emergency Medical Services Agency’s Disaster Resource Center Program. HASC provides administrative program support.

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Early Bird Registration Rate for Wellness Conference Ends April 24

Mark your calendar for the 5th Annual Health Care Provider Wellness Conference, June 11-12 at Renaissance Long Beach Hotel.

Early bird registration rates apply now through April 24. This year, a two-day wellness certification program is being offered prior to the conference (June 9-10, also at the Renaissance Long Beach Hotel). The program is developed by WellCert and will provide certification as a Certified Wellness Program Coordinator Level 1.

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Learn About Developing, Measuring and Documenting Employee Competence at May 13 Program

Stay on target with Joint Commission competency requirements for meeting patients’ needs.

An intensive one-day workshop on Wednesday, May 13, presented by HASC, provides in-depth explanations of the Joint Commission competency assessment standards, detailed examples of compliance, and opportunities for managers to develop and redesign the content of their department competency tools.