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Risk Management 101
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(5 ratings)
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Risk Management 101

Introduction to Risk Identification, Analysis, and Response for Healthcare Project Leaders and Managers
Last updated 8/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Define risk as it applies to healthcare projects
  • Describe methods of identifying project risks
  • Demonstrate ability to complete a project Risk Register
  • Identify 2 tools to assist with risk analysis
  • Compare and contrast mitigation vs. contingency planning

Course content

6 sections16 lectures40m total length
  • Introduction & Objectives1:05
  • The Why2:20

    Explain why health care organizations need formal education in project risk identification and management, focusing on risks from falls and from implementing a new learning management system rollout.

  • The Why & Statistics4:54

    Explore why health care CFOs feel unprepared for future risks, from value-based care shifts to digital transformation, and learn how cross-department collaboration and risk-based projects build prevention and contingency planning.

Requirements

  • Completion of course activities is required for gaining the full benefits of this course!

Description

Is your organization challenged by lack of adoption of new processes or programs? Do your healthcare projects typically run over budget? Do your implementations often take longer than expected?

If you answered yes to any of those questions, you may be experiencing issues with risk management. As a healthcare project leader or project manager, it's necessary to be equipped with skills to help you and your team identify and navigate your way around risks.

In healthcare, we tend to think of risks in the sense of patient safety risks and outcomes or provider effectiveness and efficiency. However, we may not invest as much thought into risks that impact our projects - things that impact our implementation timelines, costs, and success rates. But when you really think about it, oftentimes the goals of our healthcare projects are to impact patient safety risks and outcomes or provider effectiveness and efficiency.

You may have heard "we can't focus on a new project because we're too busy putting out fires". Well, maybe if we got to the root of those "fires" and  invested in developing a team that was knowledgeable in project management basics and well-educated on risk management practices we could focus more of our efforts on "fire" prevention.

And that's the goal of this course! This is a beginner level course to introduce you to risk management as it applies to your healthcare projects. And the hope is that by end of the course you'll have the beginnings of a risk management toolkit that you and your organization can continue to build from.

And with that - let the journey begin!

CONTINUING EDUCATION NOTES:

PMP(R) Certificate Holders: This course content is appropriate to be self-logged for 0.5 PDU in Ways of Working under the Education category. Nothing will be automatically added to your Dashboard after taking this course. You will have to manually log into your PMI(R) account and self-enter the PDUs in your Dashboard. Please message me with any questions on how to log your PDUs.

Who this course is for:

  • Clinicians/Clinical managers tasked with managing project risks without formal background in project or risk management
  • Beginner level healthcare project managers