WASHINGTON DC USA - HEALTHCARE UPDATE NEWS SERVICE^TM - APRIL 5, 2004: Train for Patient Safety, www.TrainforPatientSafety.com, offers comprehensive health care training for patient safety improvement, medical errors reduction and healthcare quality enhancement, ranging from e-learning solutions, through a blended approach which includes CDs and written materials, to onsite training and special access to national conferences and audioconferences. Train for Patient Safety's solutions are easily accessible, innovative and cost-effective, and permit tracking, testing and certification of completion.

Train for Patient Safety today announced an important content partnerships and the basic component of its comprehensive patient safety training curriculum soon to be launched.

• Introduction to Patient Safety I
• Introduction to Patient Safety II
• Role of Clinical Staff in Patient Safety
• Role of Non-Clinical Staff in Patient Safety
• Patient Safety in the Ambulatory Care Environment
• Medication Safety
• JCAHO and Patient Safety
• Patient Responsibility and Patient Safety

Train for Patient Safety is pleased to announce content partnership with the Patient Safety Officer's section of the American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians, www.ABQAURP.org, the nation's largest organization of interdisciplinary healthcare professionals and the recognized leader in the field of healthcare quality and management. ABQAURP offers certification in healthcare quality and management organization with an examination developed, administered, and evaluated through the National Board of Medical Examiners' (NBME) testing expertise.

The Train for Patient Safety curriculum is being developed under the supervision of Barry P. Chaiken, MD, Chief Medical Officer, ABQAURP.

There are two ways to access Train for Patient Safety's curriculum. Individuals can register for Train for Patient safety courses at
http://www.trainforcompliance.com/registration.html, or institutions can license Train for Patient Safety courses for their workforce.

Organizations, both large and small, can arrange to offer Train for Patient Safety's curriculum to their workforce by entering into a license agreement with Train for Patient Safety for that content. Such license agreements are usually one year in duration with provision for annual renewal. Under such a license agreement, Train for Patient Safety can either offer the courses through Train for Patient Safety's own learning management system (LMS) which provides full administrative and student tracking capability, or Train for Patient Safety can deliver the courses for posting on your institution's LMS.