Mid-Atlantic Patient Safety Center

05/11/2026

This National Nurses Week, the Mid-Atlantic Patient Safety Center extends our gratitude to the nurses whose leadership and compassion help drive safer care outcomes every day.

Nurses are often the first to recognize changes, raise concerns, coordinate care, and advocate for patients and families. Their voices, experience, and commitment are essential to advancing a culture of safety throughout healthcare.

We thank nurses everywhere for the care, strength, and expertise they bring to every patient interaction.

05/07/2026

During National Nurses Week, we proudly recognize the nurses who serve on the front lines of patient safety every single day.

From advocating for patients and preventing harm to providing compassionate, high-quality care, nurses play an essential role in creating safer healthcare systems for all. Their expertise, vigilance, and dedication make a lasting impact on patients, families, and communities across our region.

Thank you to all nurses for the critical work you do and for your unwavering commitment to patient safety.

04/17/2026

Not attending in person? Don’t miss out.

The Mid-Atlantic Patient Safety Conference 2026 is offering a virtual option so you can stay informed, engaged, and connected—no matter where you are.

Join us online for:
🔹 Live-streamed keynotes and select sessions
🔹 Interactive Q&A with speakers
🔹 CE credits
🔹 A comprehensive digital poster book highlighting innovative patient safety work

If you care about advancing safer healthcare, this is your chance to join us from anywhere. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4dTd7zB

04/13/2026

Join us at the Mid-Atlantic Patient Safety Conference 2026 on April 21 at the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor.

🔹 Opening Plenary: From Local Excellence to Collective Impact
🔹 Keynote: Greg Satell – The Physics of Change

Gain practical strategies to drive meaningful patient safety improvements.
✔️ Continuing education available
✔️ Virtual option available

Space is limited—register now:
https://bit.ly/4dTd7zB

04/06/2026

🚨 Don’t miss these keynote sessions!

Join us April 21 at the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor for the Mid-Atlantic Patient Safety Conference 2026.

🔹 Opening Plenary on collaboration in patient safety
🔹 Greg Satell – The Physics of Change

🎓 CE credits available | 💻 Virtual option

👉 Register now:
https://bit.ly/4nDCk25

04/02/2026

Patient safety is a shared responsibility—and real progress happens when we come together.

We’re inviting patient safety organizations across the Mid-Atlantic to join us for the Mid-Atlantic Patient Safety Conference 2026 on April 21 in Baltimore (or virtually).

This year’s theme, Partnering for Patient Safety Excellence, is all about collaboration, shared learning, and advancing the work we’re all committed to.

Join the conversation and connect with peers across the region.

Learn more and register:

Join the Mid-Atlantic Patient Safety Center’s Annual Patient Safety Conference, uniting healthcare leaders, innovators, and partners to advance safer care.

03/31/2026

Change is hard—but it’s not random.

✨ Don’t miss our closing keynote at the Mid-Atlantic Patient Safety Conference 2026:
Greg Satell — The Physics of Change: How Ideas Scale, Resistance Breaks, and Transformation Actually Happens

As you head back to your organization, this session will help you move beyond inspiration to action. Drawing on nearly 20 years of research, Greg will share how to overcome resistance, build momentum, and turn good ideas into real, system-wide impact.

If you’ve ever struggled to move an initiative forward in the face of competing priorities or entrenched systems—this session is for you.

💡 Walk away with practical insights
🚀 Build momentum for real change
🤝 Be part of shaping the future of patient safety

👉 Join us: https://bit.ly/4dTd7zB

03/14/2026

As Patient Safety Awareness Week comes to a close, we’re reminded that patient safety isn’t a one-week focus—it’s a daily commitment.

We’ll continue to emphasize a simple but powerful truth: safer care depends on collaboration and partnership. When care teams, leaders, patients, families, and partners work together, we build stronger systems and achieve better outcomes for everyone.

Thank you to everyone who shared ideas, experiences, and actions this week. Let’s carry this momentum forward and keep working together to advance patient safety—today and every day. 💙

03/11/2026

Patient safety doesn’t belong to one role, one team, or one organization—it belongs to all of us.

As part of Patient Safety Awareness Week, our Team Up for Patient Safety campaign highlights collaboration as the foundation of safer care. When clinicians, support staff, leaders, patients, and families work together, we strengthen systems and create safer environments for everyone.

This week is about learning from one another and reinforcing the partnerships that make better care possible. How are you teaming up for patient safety in your organization or role?