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Testimonials
Shana Padget, VP of Advisory Services at Value Capture
Shana explains what motivated her interest in patient safety and how the Patient Safety Movement Foundation is helping to move the needle.
Diane Perez, MD, Chief Medical Correspondent at NMas
Dr. Perez highlights how important implementing safety protocols and promoting a culture of safety are to gaining patient trust.
Stacey Orsat, a global regional President at Masimo
Stacey reminds us how collectively, when everyone contributes in whatever way they can, we do make a difference.
Karen Wolk Feinstein, PhD, President and CEO at Jewish Healthcare Foundation
Dr. Feinstein describes how the Patient Safety Movement Foundation is there to support anyone trying to advance patient
safety.
Kaye Meier, the Patient Safety Movement Foundation’s Senior Policy Counsel,
Kaye explains how our work together as a community, bringing people together, is what makes our organization so
unique.
Helen Haskell, President of Mothers Against Medical Error
Helen shares how grateful she is for the Patient Safety Movement Foundation’s inclusion of patients, their families, and their stories.
Sanaz Massoumi, PhD, COO of the Patient Safety Movement Foundation
Dr. Massoumi outlines how contributions to our organization go directly toward efforts to improve patient safety and save lives.
Jerika T. Lam, an Associate Professor at Chapman University, School of Pharmacy
Professor Lam highlights the Patient Safety Movement Foundation’s important role in raising awareness about the number of fatalities due to avoidable medical errors.
