Conference will explore the influence of human factors on patient safety and the future of high reliability. Specifically, human factors fundamentals will be covered with an emphasis on the impact of ergonomics and fatigue on patient safety, including Sharp HealthCare specific examples of human factors design implementation.

Adverse childhood experiences (ACE) play a major and lifelong role in the difficulty, effectiveness, and cost of adult medical practice, and are the major origin of numerous important public health, medical, and social problems. In all of these areas, the relationship between adverse childhood experiences and adult well being ordinarily goes unrecognized.

This activity is aimed to provide one on one education to improve clinical documentation among Sharp-affiliated physicians based on documentation queries, reimbursement patterns and other notable documentation challenges.

Vicarious Trauma (VT), coined by Laurie A Pearlman and Karen W Saakvitne in 1995, describes a significant shift in a helping professional’s world view when they work with individuals who have experienced trauma. The purpose of this e-module is to help healthcare professionals identify, address, and or prevent vicarious trauma.

This activity reviews current clinical guidelines to increase better patient outcomes.

It is important for healthcare workers to provide trauma informed care when they see a trauma patient. Trauma patients may require a different approach, resources and care. The purpose of this e-module is to discuss the PEARR Tool and its application in a clinical setting as well as provide valuable resources.

Designated SEA members will plan and execute education covering a wide range of cultural competence criteria that are part of the San Diego community in support of Sharp's vision to be the best place to work, the best place to practice medicine and the best place to receive care.

The Opioid Safe Advisory Committee meetings are held monthly and consists of approximately eight SRS Providers. Current providers include a licensed and practicing SRS physician prescribers including a minimum of one pain management specialist, certified in the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of pain. Members also include Chief of Family and/or Chief of Internal Medicine and an SRS Quality Nurse.

This activity reviews and discusses current cases, as well as management and treatment options for patients.

This case activity includes information on new management and treatment options for perinatal patients.