ASHRM Webinar: Steady the Course: Navigating the Patient Safety Structural Measures

Event Schedule by Time Zone: 
Pacific: 10 AM to 11 AM | Mountain: 11 AM to 12 PM | Central: 12 PM to 1 PM | Eastern: 1 PM to 2 PM

Learn how to confidently navigate the new CMS Patient Safety Structural Measure in this essential webinar for Risk, Patient Safety, and Quality professionals. Kathryn Biasotti will break down key domains, common organizational challenges, and the practical strategies needed to meet CMS expectations. The session includes actionable takeaways, including templates and implementation checklists, to help strengthen patient safety structures within your organization. Prepare your teams for success in 2026 and beyond.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify Patient Safety Structural Measure domains and attestations.
2. Identify potential roadblocks to meeting the Patient Safety Structural Measure domains and attestations at their organization and gain tools to overcome the roadblocks.
3. Assess gaps and work seamlessly with leadership to authentically meet the intent of the PSSM.

Speaker:

Kathryn Biasotti brings over 30 years of extensive nursing experience in healthcare operations and administration. Throughout her career, she has held key leadership positions in areas such as risk management, patient safety, medical staff affairs, corporate compliance, employment practices, and quality improvement. Recently, she has taken on Interim Risk, Patient Safety, and Quality Leadership roles within two prominent healthcare consortiums in the United States. As an engaging speaker, Kathryn shares her expertise at regional and national events. She dedicates her time to various healthcare organizations and serves on the governing board of her local community health system. Kathryn's deep understanding of essential issues is enhanced by her outstanding communication and mediation skills. She is passionate about advancing both patient and employee safety, serving as a champion for Patient For Patient Safety US and participating in several committees focused on enhancing safety initiatives nationwide. Kathryn is eager to connect with new Risk and Safety Professionals, exploring their personal “Origin” stories and appreciating the diverse paths they have taken. She has seen firsthand the transformative impact organizations like CSHRM, SCAHRM, and ASHRM have had on countless individuals, recognizing how access to quality education has opened new doors, provided opportunities, and inspired a commitment to lifelong learning.

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