Medicine mistakes happen every day—at the doctor’s office or hospital, even at home. You can get the wrong medicine or you can be given the wrong amount of medicine. Here are.
To make our hospitals safer for patients, hospital staff and visitors, all patient rooms at Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell and most of the rooms at Capital Health R.
Capital Health participates in the Surgical Care Improvement Project (SCIP), which is sponsored by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in collaboration with the .
In 2011, we completed the construction of Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell and a $100 million renovation of Capital Health Regional Medical Center in Trenton, NJ. Whi.
Hospital performance measures provide hospitals across the country and here in New Jersey with a mechanism to monitor care and procedures which lead to quality outcomes .
Here are some links to organizations that offer information on quality performance for Capital Health and other hospitals. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ.
The number of patients a hospital treats for a condition or procedure and the severity of a patient’s illness when they check into a hospital are two factors that can affect .
Although hospitals across the country are taking steps to keep their patients safe, medical errors can happen. There are many unique challenges to safety in the health care s.
At Capital Health, we provide our professionals with educational resources to promote continual process improvement and awareness of evidence-based care and advances in .
To make our hospitals safer for patients, hospital staff, and visitors, Capital Health’s Infection Prevention Program is hard at work to develop strategies to reduce or elimi.