The Oregon Patient Safety Commission recently recognized a number of healthcare providers at its fourth annual breakfast held in Salem, Ore., according to an Albany Democrat-Herald report. Two surgery centers were amongst the recognized providers.
The Oregon Patient Safety Commission aims to honor providers that have worked to improve patient safety. Northbank Surgical Center in Salem and Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center in Portland were honored during the annual breakfast.
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