In the ever-changing world of healthcare risk management, anticipating risk is crucial to helping HRM professionals minimize risk exposures. A Guide to Starting a Healthcare Enterprise Risk Management Program which includes two titles - Self-Assessment Tool for Risk Management Programs and Functions by ASHRM, and AHLA's Enterprise Risk Management for Healthcare: Where and How to Begin - is the complete resource for HRM professionals seeking assistance in structuring an ERM approach for managing risks throughout a healthcare organization. To purchase A Guide to Starting a Healthcare Enterprise Risk Management Program today, Click Here. Titles also sold separately in the ASHRM Online Store.
NEW! ASHRM Self-Assessment Tool for Risk Management Programs and Functions
Just Updated! Revised for 2012, the American Society for Healthcare Risk Management’s tool, Self-Assessment Tool for Risk Management Programs and Functions, demonstrates how risk is viewed from the healthcare entity's perspective. The Self-Assessment Tool for Risk Management Programs and Functions is designed to help HRM professionals identify those risks in their organizations with the most liability potential. It also guides HRM professionals through the risk assessment process utilizing techniques such as prioritizing risks, and evaluating current and potential risk prevention mechanisms. The tool also includes sample forms that illustrate how to measure risk, along with worksheets risk managers can customize to meet their organization’s enterprise risk management needs. The Self-Assessment Tool for Risk Management Programs and Functions is sold separately, and as part of the set: A Guide to Starting a Healthcare Enterprise Risk Management Program, available in the ASHRM Online Store.
NEW! AHLA Enterprise Risk Management for Healthcare: Where and How to Begin
The American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA) has created Enterprise Risk Management for Healthcare: Where and How to Begin to assist risk managers in recognizing identifiable risks and random adverse events in their organizations, and developing action plans to remove these risks. Author Kathryn K. Wire, explains where and how to begin the enterprise risk management (ERM) process, and discusses the organizational people who play a key role in crafting a successful ERM program. Suggestions around how to recognize identifiable risks and random adverse events, and strategies to develop solutions and an action plans are also included. AHLA Enterprise Risk Management for Healthcare: Where and How to Begin is sold separately, and as part of the set: A Guide to Starting a Healthcare Enterprise Risk Management Program, available in the ASHRM Online Store.