Aging Services

Address the increasingly complex aging services care delivery and regulatory environment with evidence-based risk, quality, and safety expert assistance

Let ECRI Institute be your risk manager on retainer. Face your resident safety and risk management challenges with evidence-based resources, event reporting, and consulting. ECRI Institute’s guidance and tools cover the continuing, post-acute, and long-term care environments as well as home-based services.

Identify risk and improvement opportunities by evaluating safety events
Address resident safety with practical guidance and action-oriented resources
Update your organization’s policies and procedures with on-site collaboration
Establish evidence-based solutions through adverse event investigation and root-cause analysis

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The risk management materials produced by ECRI cover a vast array of topics and do so in depth. The tools take it to the next step from academic to operational. They are an invaluable resource for risk managers in any healthcare setting.

Virginia Kelley, MHA, ARM, CMPE, LHRM, FASHRM

VP of Risk Management,

Florida Doctors Insurance Company

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Publications

Annals of Long-Term Care^®

March 2019: No Place Like Home: Optimizing Benefits and Mitigating Risks of Technology in Independent Living
February 2019: Protect Residents, Staff, and Workers With a Blueprint for Construction Safety
January 2019: Arbitration and Mediation: Finding Your Organization’s Optimal Approach
December 2018: Strategies for Managing Individuals With Behavioral Health Needs in Aging Services
November 2018: CPR Challenges in Aging Services: Untrained Staff, Unclear Resident Wishes, Unmanaged Risks
September/October 2018: Scope of Service: Matching Resident Needs and Provider Capabilities
July/August 2018: Cameras in Long-Term Care: Monitoring, Surveillance, and Risk Management Concerns
May/June 2018: Preventing Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation of Residents in Nursing Homes
March/April 2018: Top 10 Patient Safety Concerns for 2018