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The foundational Enterprise Risk Management Certificate Program prepares attendees to be knowledgeable resources to senior leaders at their organization.

This course provides an opportunity to review each of the exam domains and prepare for the CPHRM exam.

Review patient safety concepts and learn to effectively apply them to support improved patient care and outcomes in your organization.

The HRM Certificate Program is a 2-part foundational course covering the knowledge and applied skills necessary to succeed as a health care risk professional.

The curriculum focuses on learner-centered in-person training with an emphasis on interactivity and application.

Workforce wellbeing is a critical component of institutional safety and patient care quality. Burnout and untreated mental health distress within the healthcare workforce are not just personal issues; they are systemic risks that lead to increased medical errors, turnover, and liability. This episode explores the transition from focusing on individual resiliency to building organizational systems that support the entire workforce. By identifying and removing structural barriers to care, we can foster a more supportive and sustainable environment that protects the patient, the health worker, and the institution.

Discover tools and real‑world practices helping hospitals create safer environments for workers, patients, and communities.

Demonstrate how HTM–Risk Management collaboration improves patient safety and reduces operational and technology related risk.

Risk managers may not have the opportunity to manage the claims function of the risk financing program, but should still have a working knowledge of the reserving process and how decisions made in that process will impact the current and future funding needs for the insurance program.

Workplace violence is an omnipresent risk for employees in some environments. Multiple states have recently created new regulatory mandates for organizations related to actions that must be taken to mitigate the risk of workplace violence to staff.

In today’s high-stakes healthcare environment, disruption is inevitable—but loss of trust doesn’t have to be. Join leaders from Carilion Clinic and Riskonnect for a timely panel discussion on how resilience and transparency directly shape patient safety, staff engagement, and care reliability.

Errors don’t happen in isolation. Discover the hidden factors that lead to adverse events—and how to prevent them. This session breaks down the science of human error and equips you with real strategies to reduce harm and improve patient safety.

Discover what it takes to meet the new CMS Patient Safety Structural Measure. Join Kathryn Biasotti as she breaks down key domains, common roadblocks, and strategies for partnering with leadership. Attendees gain clarity, practical tools, and a resource guide to strengthen patient safety efforts across their organizations.

This white paper is a practical guide for identifying, managing, and mitigating risks of delivering acute-level hospital care in patients’ homes.

Join us for an insightful webinar exploring best practices in record‑keeping, early risk detection, and resident‑centered care, grounded in real‑world experiences from the Caribbean healthcare setting.

Join us to gain actionable insights to strengthen their organization’s safety culture and prepare for evolving regulatory expectations.

This comprehensive CMS Patient Safety Structural Measure (PSSM) toolkit is designed for multidisciplinary leaders responsible for patient safety, governance, and compliance.

As health care systems face increasing rates of patients with substance use disorders, risk professionals must navigate complex issues such as coordination of care, medication safety and behavioral crisis.

Read the recommendations for the communication of successful protocol changes.

Read the recommendations for guiding leadership involvement in sustaining long‑term safety practices.