four years directing the Health Management, a monthly magazine specializing in issues of innovation for the professional world of health care, and addressed to the industry.
risk management in the health magazine about every month, giving a voice to professionals within local health and public and private hospitals, with clinical risk are confronted day after day, on field. During a recent round table organized by the Health Management in Milan has shown a real need for direct comparison, without too many filters between the various representatives of the "chain" of risk in healthcare. This blog was created so as a part of a larger project, which will run from September in the journal and through meetings in the area. It is aimed at managers and directors of health insurers, providers of specialized technology services, citizens sensitive to the issue.
All are invited to engage in quiet stand space, and to provide incentives, considerations, recommendations that could lead to a fruitful study of a subject of great centrality for insiders, and equally important consequences in the lives of us all, as potential patients in the NHS.
risk management in the health magazine about every month, giving a voice to professionals within local health and public and private hospitals, with clinical risk are confronted day after day, on field. During a recent round table organized by the Health Management in Milan has shown a real need for direct comparison, without too many filters between the various representatives of the "chain" of risk in healthcare. This blog was created so as a part of a larger project, which will run from September in the journal and through meetings in the area. It is aimed at managers and directors of health insurers, providers of specialized technology services, citizens sensitive to the issue.
All are invited to engage in quiet stand space, and to provide incentives, considerations, recommendations that could lead to a fruitful study of a subject of great centrality for insiders, and equally important consequences in the lives of us all, as potential patients in the NHS.
