Fourth Annual Patient Safety, Science & Technology Summit announced

The Patient Safety Movement Foundation has announced the 4th annual Patient Safety, Science & Technology Summit will be held Jan. 22 to Jan. 23, 2016 in Dana Point, Calif.

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Leading healthcare professionals, hospital executives, healthcare technology industry leaders, policymakers and patient advocates will gather at the annual summit to discuss new patient safety challenges and devise Actionable Patient Safety Solutions to address them.

Additionally, the fourth annual summit will feature keynote addresses from leading political figures, plenary sessions with thought leaders in the healthcare community and announcements from organizations making their own commitments to achieving zero preventable deaths by 2020.

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