HRET - Patient Safety Leadership Fellowship

Patient Safety Leadership Fellowship

"I'm not alone in my journey toward changing a culture anymore."

Nancy Page, MS, APRN, Patient Safety Officer
University Hospital, Syracuse, New York

What is the Patient Safety Leadership Fellowship? The Fellowship program is a yearlong, intensive learning experience that develops leadership competencies through a dynamic, structured learning community. Fact Sheet	The Action Learning Project Fellowship applicants propose an Action Learning Project, which is the heart of the Fellowship program.	What do Fellows learn? The Fellowship is an intense educational experience that involves project scoping, self-study modules, face-to-face meetings, and interactive affinity groups designed to support each Fellow's Action Learning Project.	Who becomes a Fellow? The Fellows are a diverse group of motivated and innovative health care leaders working in some capacity with quality and patient safety. How to Apply Nominate a colleague Testimonials

Fellowship News HRET Selects 2008-2009 Fellows John Combes on the Fellowships in AHA News	Members Only Fellows participate in an online learning community Alumni Discussion Board	Cultural Competence: What You Can Do "Cultural Competence: What Are You Doing About It?" is a Public Service Announcement developed by the inaugural class of the Cultural Competence Leadership Fellowship. CCL Alumni	About Us The Fellowship Team Sponsors Faculty and Advisors History of the Program