Joint Commission Adds Section to Website on “High Reliability”

The Joint Commission has announced the addition of a new section to its website dedicated to “High Reliability – Consistent Excellence.”

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The Joint Commission defines high reliability as consistent excellence over long periods of time.

 

The new section, found under the “Topics” tab, will feature a variety of information for organizations aspiring to high reliability, according to The Joint Commission.

 

The first three resources found in the section are as follows:

  • Health Affairs article, written by Drs. Mark Chassin and Jerod Loeb, titled “The Ongoing Quality Improvement Journey: Next Stop, High Reliability”
  • Replay of Dr. Chassin’s recent speech at IHI’s 22nd Annual National Forum on high reliability
  • Brochure titled “Creating Solutions for High Reliability Health Care” from the Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare

 

View the new section on high reliability.

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