An Act to finance the Betsy Lehman Center’s statewide provider health care safety education pilot program
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to provide funding for a statewide pilot program run by the Betsy Lehman Center to improve healthcare safety education for providers across Massachusetts. The program will focus on reducing medical errors and enhancing patient safety practices. It seeks to build upon existing efforts to improve healthcare quality and safety within the state’s healthcare system. The bill’s specific details regarding the funding mechanism and program implementation are not outlined in the available text.
Key provisions
- Funds a statewide pilot program.
- Program administered by the Betsy Lehman Center.
- Focuses on healthcare safety education for providers.
- Aims to reduce medical errors.
- Enhances patient safety practices.
- Referral to the House Committee on Public Health.
- Extension of reporting date.
Who is affected
- Healthcare providers in Massachusetts
- Patients in Massachusetts
- The Betsy Lehman Center
Notable changes
- Supports the ongoing work of the Betsy Lehman Center.
- Expands the Center’s efforts to statewide implementation.
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