Medical Error Elimination Intensive offered in Boston, MA

The Practicing Perfection Institute announces May 23, 2006 as the date set for the Medical Error Elimination Intensive in Boston, MA. This one-day event will provide participants everything they need to quickly and effectively infuse the human error reduction strategies and tools of Practicing Perfection into their healthcare organizations.

[USPRwire, Wed Apr 19 2006] The Practicing Perfection Institute, Inc. (PPI) is an organization dedicated to the elimination of human error. PPI provides tools and strategies that when properly implemented will quickly eliminate virtually all human error. By infusing these proven work behavior tools and organizational strategies into their cultures, medical organizations can cut human error by half in as little as thirty days.

On May 23, 2006, the Practicing Perfection Institute will be hosting a one-day Medical Error Elimination Intensive in Boston, MA. During this jammed packed event, PPI will provide participants a comprehensive array of the human error reduction strategies and tools necessary to virtually eliminate human error in their healthcare organizations.

"We've adapted the tools and strategies developed by the commercial nuclear power and aviation industries," explains PPI’s Founder and President Tim Autrey, "and are making them directly available to the healthcare community. While medical professionals are working diligently to solve longer term safety and quality issues, these tools and strategies can be quickly implemented. Once they're in place, a large percentage of the mistakes currently occurring will be eliminated."

The Practicing Perfection Institute, Inc. was founded in 2005 with a profound vision: Error-free world-wide, one life at a time. PPI draws from the success and lessons learned over the past 20 years within the US commercial nuclear power and aviation industries. Industries that have proven that human error reduction can be a reality. PPI is now making human error reduction a reality for the healthcare industry.

The study of human error can be very complex, however, according to Dr. James Reason, "Low-level (and largely hard-wired) postural correcting mechanisms work extremely well." The tools and strategies offered by PPI work at this base level. They are fundamental. They are extremely effective.

"We want to prevent as many errors as possible as rapidly as possible," explains Tim Autrey. "There is no question that these tools and strategies work. The question is... how can they effectively get introduced into the culture of a healthcare environment? We are hosting the Medical Error Elimination Intensive in Boston, MA on May 23 to do just that. During this one-day event we will give participants everything they need to quickly and effectively infuse these strategies and tools into their healthcare organizations."

The error reduction tools and strategies developed by PPI are part of a process known as Practicing Perfection. In addition to the Error Elimination Tools, elements of this process designed to raise the human performance of any organization to the highest possible levels include the Culture Profile, a tool that identifies organizational core elements that are setting people up to make mistakes; the Performance Enhancement Matrix (PEM), an on-line error reporting, tracking and trending database; and the Code of Honor (COH), an incredibly powerful means for achieving worker synergy and sense of 'team'.

About the Practicing Perfection Institute, Inc.
The Practicing Perfection Institute, Inc. was founded for one purpose- to eliminate human error whenever and wherever possible. The minds and hearts of those who see the vision of error-free world-wide, one life at a time, are joining together to make the Institute the center for human error reduction worldwide.

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