nyumc patient safety intelligence report

What is a safety intelligence report?

Safety Intelligence (SI) is. • A voluntary, real-time web-based event/variance reporting system used by the staff to report variances. • Non-punitive. • Used to improve patient safety.

Is NYU Langone a good hospital?

NYU Langone Health Ranks Top 10 in the Nation on U.S. News & World Report's 'Best Hospitals 2020–2021 Honor Roll' | NYU Langone News. NYU Langone Health is ranked as No. 9 on the U.S. News & World Report “Best Hospitals” Honor Roll, maintaining its ranking from 2019.

Who is the CEO of NYU Langone Medical Center?

Robert I. Grossman (Jul 2007–)NYU Langone Health / CEO

What is the #1 hospital in NY?

NewYork-PresbyterianNewYork-Presbyterian is New York's No. 1 hospital, according to U.S. News & World Report's 2021-2022 Best Hospital ranking. With expert physicians from Columbia and Weill Cornell Medicine, NewYork-Presbyterian has been the best hospital in New York for 21 years in a row.

Is Mount Sinai or NYU Langone better?

Jen Maxfield reports. Two New York City hospitals rate among the nation's top 10, and three make the top 20, according to a closely watched annual ranking released Tuesday. New York-Presbyterian ranks seventh, NYU Langone comes eighth and Mount Sinai ties for 17th in the new U.S. News Best Hospitals Honor Roll.

Who is Robert Grossman?

Grossman, MD. Since 2007, Robert I. Grossman, MD, has been chief executive officer of NYU Langone Health and dean of NYU School of Medicine, which was renamed in his honor in 2019 as NYU Grossman School of Medicine.

How much does the CEO of NYU make?

NYU Langone Health - Officers, directors and trustees 1TitleCash compensationRobert I. Grossman, M.D.2dean and chief executive$3,425,126Robert J. Cerfolio, M.D.3senior vice president and chief of hospital operations$2,298,038Michael T. Burkeformer senior vice president, vice dean and chief financial officer$2,213,0487 more rows•Jun 22, 2021

Who owns NYU hospital?

History. The hospital was originally named NYU Medical Center and was changed to NYU Langone Medical Center in 2008 after a $200 million gift from Kenneth and Elaine Langone. Kenneth Langone is the chairman of the board of trustees.

Hotspot Rounds to Identify Our Sickest Patients

As the severity of illness among hospitalized patients increases, quick recognition of a patient who might deteriorate can be difficult. To improve the identification of decompensating patients, the value-based medicine team at Tisch Hospital, led by Katherine Hochman, MD . Opens in a new tab , and Kevin D. Hauck, MD .

Standardized Hospitalist–Primary Care Provider Communication

Hospitalists Marwa M. Moussa, MD . Opens in a new tab , and Carrie M. Mahowald, MD . Opens in a new tab , designed and piloted a protocol to standardize communication between primary care providers and hospitalists at NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn . Opens in a new tab with the goal of more effectively coordinating patient care.

Care Transitions After Heart Failure

Hospitalist Himali M. Weerahandi, MD, MPH . Opens in a new tab , is developing best practices for transitioning patients with heart failure from skilled nursing facilities to the home, an essential component of the healthcare continuum.

Delirium Prevention Intervention

Delirium, a common experience for people over 65, is one of the foremost geriatric emergencies and can lead to higher healthcare expenses, morbidity, and mortality. To address this problem, Nina Blachman, MD .

Vascular Access Stewardship Program

Sparked by a patient safety intelligence report from house staff, leadership at NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn and Tisch Hospital analyzed use of peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) lines. They determined that 1 in 12 patients on the internal medicine service received a PICC.

Risk of Complications After THA Increases Among HIV and Hepatitis C Patients

Read more: Risk of Complications After THA Increases Among HIV and Hepatitis C Patients. Opens in a new tab

Patterns of Narcotic Prescribing by Orthopedic Surgeons for Medicare Patients

Read more: Patterns of Narcotic Prescribing by Orthopedic Surgeons for Medicare Patients. Opens in a new tab

Lack of Cost Savings for Complex Lumbar Spine Fusions After Bundled Payments

Read more: Lack of Cost Savings for Complex Lumbar Spine Fusions After Bundled Payments. Opens in a new tab

Socioeconomic Status Negatively Affects HCAHPS Scores in Orthopedic Patients

Read more: Socioeconomic Status Negatively Affects HCAHPS Scores in Orthopedic Patients. Opens in a new tab

Contact Us

If you have questions, please contact Lorraine Hutzler, MPA, associate program director of the Center for Quality and Patient Safety, at lorraine.hutzler@nyulangone.org. You can also call us at 212-598-6048.

Orthopedic Surgery 2019 Quality and Outcomes Report

Read about our continued efforts in advancing orthopedic quality and patient safety.

Quality, Safety, and Practice Innovation Education

We offer educational opportunities to emergency medicine trainees at every level. Our fellowship in emergency department safety and quality prepares physicians for leadership roles in patient care, quality assurance, and education.

Quality, Safety, and Practice Innovation Research

Our faculty and research teams participate in important studies to investigate how we can use new technologies to enhance patient safety in our emergency departments.

Patients and Families as Partners in Safety and Quality

We recognize that children and families are essential partners in our safety and quality efforts, a mission supported by the Sala Institute for Child and Family Centered Care.

Collaboration with National Experts

Our commitment to the highest quality care and safety is evident in many ways.

Quality, Safety, and Practice Innovation Education

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Quality, Safety, and Practice Innovation Research

Quality, Safety, and Practice Innovation Leadership