Faculty
Allan Frankel, MD
Chief Executive Officer,
Safe & Reliable Healthcare
Senior Advisor for Reliability and Safety,
NHS UK and Scotland; the Military Health System; Kaiser Permanente; Mayo Clinic
Evergreen, CO
Todd Krupa, MA, MPSL
Senior HRO Expert,
Safe & Reliable Healthcare
Evergreen, CO
Presenter Bio
Todd Krupa is a high-reliability and patient safety expert who develops evidence-based content and facilitates comprehensive application of error-science principles, strategies, and tactics for healthcare leaders, physicians, and clinical and non-clinical staff members in an effort to reduce preventable harm to patients and those who care for them. Mr. Krupa served as director of patient safety at Wake Forest Baptist Health in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He also was a national leader and former educator for culture transformation in the Children's Hospitals Solutions for Patient Safety collaborative, a group of more than 100 facilities teaming up to eliminate harm in children’s hospitals. He has spoken at national and international conferences on patient safety and high reliability-related topics, including culture change, leadership, education, sustainment and coaching, event analysis, fair outcomes for mistakes, communication, and more. He’s a certified TeamSTEPPS Master Trainer.
Dr. Allan Frankel is a globally recognized high-reliability expert with a deep focus on leadership and culture change. Over the last three decades, Dr. Frankel has assessed more than 500 organizations and trained and certified more than 3,000 healthcare leaders and managers in safety and reliability. As senior faculty for the IHI and the Intermountain Advanced Training Program [ATP], Dr. Frankel has designed and led well-published efforts to transform national health systems, large health plans with millions of members, and integrated care delivery systems in North America, the NHS UK and Scotland, Hong Kong, and the Gulf Region. Dr. Frankel continues to serve as a senior advisor for reliability and safety for the NHS UK and Scotland, the Military Health System, Kaiser Permanente, Mayo Clinic, and several other leading systems.
Activity Planners
Carol Latter, BJ
Content Writer
Med-IQ
Hartford, CT
Mark Hakim, BS, MA, MBA, CPHRM
Director of Risk Management and Patient Safety
Med-IQ
East Lansing, MI
Kathryn Schaefer, MSN, RN, CPHRM
Associate Director, Education Quality and Compliance
Med-IQ
East Lansing, MI
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Initial Release Date: November 6, 2020
Expiration Date: November 5, 2022
Estimated Time to Complete This Activity: 60 minutes
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The content of this activity has been approved for compliance. The faculty and contributors have indicated the following financial relationships, which have been resolved through an established COI resolution process, and have stated that these reported relationships will not have any impact on their ability to give an unbiased presentation.
Allan Frankel, MD
Salary: CEO of Safe and Reliable Care LLC
Ownership interest (stocks/stock options – excluding mutual funds): CEO of Safe and Reliable Care LLC
Todd Krupa, MA, MPSL, has indicated no real or apparent conflicts.
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