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Leonard Lamkin
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Steven Maxwell
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cpsf@iomc.org

Phone: 312-431-9110
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Welcome to the CPSF Newsroom, designed to meet the immediate needs of journalists and others who are interested in Chicago Patient Safety information.
Expert Commentators

Inquiries can be directed to Leonard Lamkin, Executive Director 312-431-9110 or lamkin_cpsf@iomc.org

Several of our members are available to speak on patient safety issues:

Ambulatory Care - John Hickner, MD, MSc
Anesthesiology - Stephen D. Small, MD
Drug Name Confusion - Bruce Lambert, PhD
Electronic Medical Records, CPOE - Gordon Schiff, MD
Geriatrics - James Webster, MD
Geropharmacology - James Webster, MD
Illinois Medical Studies Act - Stephen D. Small, MD, James Webster, MD
Infection Prevention - Gary Noskin, MD
Mandatory Reporting vs. Voluntary Reporting - Stephen D. Small, MD
Medication Safety - Bruce Lambert, PhD
Nursing - Barbara Gaffke, PhD, MSN
Patient Safety - Kevin Weiss, MD, MPH
Patient Safety in Ambulatory and Primary Care - John Hickner, MD, MSc, Carrie Nelson
Patient Safety Simulator - Stephen D. Small, MD, James Tarrant
Pediatric Patient Safety - Donna Woods, EdM, PhD
Safe Clinical Practices - Gordon Schiff, MD

Key Patient Safety Issues

For more information on all issues, please contact Leonard Lamkin, Executive Director, 312-431-9110 or lamkin_cpsf@iomc.org

  • Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich signs Executive Order creating new Division of Patient Safety within the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) Read more...
  • Federal Patient Safety Legislation S-544: "Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005." Read more...
  • On May 31, in a surprise action, our state legislature slipped in a provision to the Illinois SB157, whose purpose was to establish a mandatory hospital reporting system for major adverse events.
    Read more...
  • SORRY WORKS! PILOT PROGRAM PASSES ILLLINOIS GENERAL ASSEMBLY Illinois to become first state to try Sorry Works! pilot program as fix to med-mal crisis. Read more...
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