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2nd Annual Buried Treasure: What Do Claims Data Tell Us About Our OB/GYN Care?
On April 13, 2010, PHLIP will host the 2nd Annual Buried Treasure: What Do Claims Data Tell Us About Our OB/GYN Care?, the second of our annual Buried Treasure workshops for PHLIP members only, which take an in-depth look at PHLIP claims data. This year’s workshop is an...[MORE]
Article 773 NY Times expose: Radiation errors a ticking time bomb
Complex, computer-controlled devices are fundamentally changing medical radiation and raising safety issues, the New York Times reported recently. It noted new technology has created “new avenues for error in software and operation, and those mistakes can be more difficult to detect. As ...[MORE]
Article 772 New leadership at local AlliedBarton office
Thomas Dodson has joined PHTS strategic ally AlliedBarton Security Services in the position of SC District Area Manager, filling the position left by Tom Pye, who was recently promoted to National Accounts Manager. Mr. Dodson has spent the past month in training and development sessions, and will ...[MORE]
Article 771 Patient Safety Awareness Week
The National Patient Safety Foundation (NPSF) will kick off the 8th annual Patient Safety Awareness Week on March 7, 2010, in a concerted effort to raise awareness of patient safety initiatives, improve the quality of health care, and strengthen alliances between patients, families and their ...[MORE]
Article 770 Opportunities for Online Safety Training and Benchmarking
On April 15, 2010 in Columbia, PHTS will host a program for PHT members only, Opportunities for Online Safety Training and Benchmarking. PHTS has teamed up with Safety National, a PHT business ally, to offer online computer-based safety training classes on a variety of timely safety ...[MORE]
4/13/2010
2nd Annual Buried Treasure: What Do Claims Data Tell us About our OB/GYN Care?
 
4/22/2010
Medication Reconciliation
 
6/11/2010
PHT General Membership Meeting
 

National Hotline Services designs and implements custom-tailored hotlines that serve as anonymous reporting mechanisms. Professionally trained hotline specialists elicit detailed information from callers and promptly provide thoroughly written reports to clients. The NHS process is designed to provide clients with the best possible protection by expeditiously giving them a quality product they can use to resolve problems.