The Pottsboro Area Public Library is a 501 (C) (3) organization chartered by the Office of the Secretary of State for the purpose of providing free public services. The Texas Center for Patient Safety partnered with the Pottsboro library to launch a pilot telehealth program in an effort to improve health care access in the community.
The Advocates for Patient Safety student group provides opportunities for students to learn about patient safety and health care quality improvement through networking, working on quality improvement projects, and attending and presenting at national conferences.
The Texas Center for Patient Safety and UNT Health’s Clinical Practice Group work closely in order to improve patient safety within the clinics.
Established in 2014, The Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation began as a response to Jordan Harris’ death by suicide. Since inception, JEHF has committed to providing training to the North Texas community so that all people can be equipped to recognize the universal warning signs of suicide.
Through QPR training and coaching, JEHF and the Texas Center for Patient Safety are working together to provide life-saving education to the community.
The American Osteopathic Association (AOA) and the Texas Center for Patient Safety have partnered to combat workplace violence in healthcare, driven by a shared commitment to patient and provider safety. This collaboration combines the AOA’s national leadership in osteopathic medicine with Texas Center for Patient Safety’s expertise in harm prevention to equip healthcare professionals with resources and strategies for safer environments.
The Jeff Davis County Library, a community hub for learning and connection, partners with The Texas Center for Patient Safety to enhance patron well-being. This collaboration provides the library with essential patient safety materials and establishes a crucial telehealth access point for residents in this rural area.
