Fatal Consequences of Mismanaged Postpartum Hypertension

Case Study

Delayed diagnosis and treatment of postpartum preeclampsia and hypertension led to the patient's stroke and eventual death.



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A pregnant woman lies in a hospital bed with medical staff checking her abdomen, preparing for or undergoing a medical procedure.

4 Ways to Avoid Scary Health Care Cybersecurity Risks—
and Earn CME Credit 

Health care cybersecurity threats in the U.S. and the number of individuals impacted, have ballooned over the years, becoming a haunting and persistent concern in the health care industry.1 

In 2022, a task force of experts, convened by CRICO’s Academic Medical Center Patient Safety Organization (AMC PSO), produced a consensus-supported set of guidelines on how to manage health care cyber security risks and how to recover. Subsequently, the AMC PSO hosted a webinar that gives an overview of the health care cybersecurity best practices and patient safety risks. This activity has been accredited for participating physicians to earn CME credits.

Learn Ways to:

  1. Enhance preparation strategies
  2. Improve communication tactics
  3. Plan recovery
  4. Recognize patient safety implications

Get more details and register for the course activity here.

Also, visit the CRICO Education Home Page for other CME learning opportunities–including online courses, webinars, and podcasts.

*CRICO/RMF of the Harvard Medical Institutions is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education (CME) for physicians. 

References

1Special Report: Top 10 Patient Safety Concerns 2025, ECRI

Raising the Bar for Risk Assessment

Strategies for Patient Safety

At Candello’s 2025 Summit session, Raising the Bar for Risk Assessments, three subject matter experts examined the evolution of CRICO and Candello's Risk Assessment Program and shared strategies to strengthen safety culture across organizations.

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Strategies for Patient Safety

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In Early November, your Confirmation of Coverage (aka Face Sheet) will be available. We'll be sending you an email with a handy PDF link, or you can access the document through the physician portal on our website. 

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