Jason Adelman MD MS

Chief Patient Safety Officer &
Associate Chief Quality Officer,
Columbia University Medical Center/
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

[AHRQ @AHRQGov]

After using #AHRQ-funded Fall TIPS Toolkit, study sites saw a 20% decrease in falls & associated injuries, saving nearly $14,600 in avoided costs per 1,000 patient-days. Check out the study from @JAMAHealthForum. #PatientSafety https://t.co/KGF2gPntal

[National Quality Forum (NQF) @NatQualityForum]

🎉 Please join us in honoring the recipients of the 2022 John M. Eisenberg Patient Safety and Quality Awards. Congratulations Dr. Jason S. Adelman, @NAPAanesthesia, and @Parkland!

👇 Learn more
https://t.co/hiXmOlSnAf

#EisenbergAwards | #NQF

[Patricia Dykes PhD RN @PdykesPatti]

We've estimated the cost of inpatient falls long enough! Check out actual costs in our new paper "Cost of Inpatient Falls and CBA of Implementation of an Evidence-based Fall Prevention Program" in @JAMAHealthForum! @Mscanlan622 @JasonAdelmanMD @DBatesSafety @FallTIPS_BWH

[David Bates @DBatesSafety]

See also accompanying editorial by @donberwick Constancy of Purpose for Improving Patient Safety — Missing in Action | NEJM https://t.co/dGuCYQC6wx

[David Bates @DBatesSafety]

Our paper on the safety of inpatient health care is out in NEJM! Work was sponsored by @CRICO and done by a large and talented team. https://t.co/FA4tn8LpiU

[Jason Adelman MD MS @JasonAdelmanMD]

@deansittig @JAMANetwork @HardeepSinghMD You know they say commas can save lives. It’s time to eat, Dean. It’s time to eat Dean. 😀

[Jason Adelman MD MS @JasonAdelmanMD]

Transparency, not punishment, reduces medical mistakes https://t.co/RP4g8WkYws

[Dean Sittig @deansittig]

So proud of my long-standing colleague and good friend @HardeepSinghMD. The last 15 years have been quite a whirlwind. Your leadership in patient safety has been awesome. Here's to 10 more great years. @UTHealth_SBMI @vahsrd @VUMC_VCLIC @bcmhouston @histalk @AMIAinformatics

[Hardeep Singh MD @HardeepSinghMD]

Systematic review of safety impacts of information overload in EHRs @JPatientSafety

Only 29 studies met inclusion criteria over a decade. Likely not because evidence is little but because how little funding investment has been made in this type of work

https://t.co/QsHLDuULJH

[Harlan Krumholz @hmkyale]

From @davidweillmd on physician burnout: ‘...most healthworker dissatisfaction driven by external forces, such as profit over purpose...as well as tyranny of EHR which has done more to disassociate provider from her mission than anything that has come along in medicine.’ @thehill

[Jason Adelman MD MS @JasonAdelmanMD]

Check out our new paper demonstrating that tools that support patient engagement throughout hospitalization in the fall-prevention process may be associated with a reduction in falls and fall-related injuries! https://t.co/Uh41k0cwgr

[Columbia Nursing @ColumbiaNursing]

With $9.7 million in @NIH funding for fiscal year 2019, #ColumbiaNursing moved up two places in the national NIH rankings for Schools of Nursing over 2018, capping a decade of upward momentum — from 15th place in 2009 to 4th place in 2019.
https://t.co/EosZNQsDko

[Patricia Dykes PhD RN @PdykesPatti]

Our new paper in |The Journals of Gerontology:Series A| (w/@DBatesSafety + @JasonAdelmanMD + @Mscanlan622) shows extensive range of major fall related injuries in hospitals. https://t.co/ryAfltR4G9

[Julia Adler-Milstein @j_r_a_m]

New paper out! Read to learn more about an underused data source for health services and health informatics research! EHR Audit Logs: A New Goldmine for Health Services Research? https://t.co/rTurN71iLg

[Jason Adelman MD MS @JasonAdelmanMD]

Columbia ED Quality Lean Event a huge success!! Great job team!

[NewYork-Presbyterian @nyphospital]

We are excited to share that #NYP/@ColumbiaMed has received national recognition for excellence in nursing from @anccofficial's Magnet Recognition Program®. The credential is held by 8% of hospitals in the U.S. More: https://t.co/0KXDzEIxvy #MagnetNurses

[NewYork-Presbyterian @nyphospital]

A recent study finds that misidentification among multiple-birth infants in the #NICU increases their risk of medical errors. Learn more about the findings from lead author and Chief Patient Safety Officer at #NYP/@ColumbiaMed, @JasonAdelmanMD: https://t.co/E6gRHSOTPp

[Jason Adelman MD MS @JasonAdelmanMD]

Risk of Wrong-Patient Orders Among Multiple vs Singleton Births in Neonatal Intensive Care Units https://t.co/gxzHc7ELdA

[Jason Adelman MD MS @JasonAdelmanMD]

Risk of Wrong-Patient Orders Among Multiple vs Singleton Births in Neonatal Intensive Care Units https://t.co/gxzHc7ELdA

[Michael Loftus @MichaelLoftusMD]

He’s back. @DavidVawdrey