We sat down with HIROC’s Claims Team to spotlight the value of the early reporting process. 

Why is early reporting important?

Reporting early allows the team at HIROC to become involved at the outset. It gives us the opportunity to investigate and interview staff involved in care while information is fresh, and who may not be with the organization years later.

With the rise in artificial intelligence (AI) across industries and the many challenges facing the healthcare sector, it is increasingly important that healthcare organizations consider how to enable safe AI adoption.

“Driving safety action through identifying and prioritizing risk with the wide variety of existing HIROC tools and sharing learnings from past Safety Grants winners and Applied Safety Projects helps our healthcare systems explore uncertainty, prioritize risk, and, ultimately, improve patient safety and experience.” – Trevor Hall, HIROC VP, Healthcare Safety and Risk Management.

“I speak about the power of collaboration between healthcare providers and patients, the value in medication error reporting, patient engagement, and developing a mindset of safety,” said Melissa Sheldrick, Patient Advocate, Patients for Patient Safety Canada.

The cornerstone of HIROC's philosophy is assisting our Subscribers in managing risk and minimizing loss through sharing best practices. To ensure that you and your teams have the appropriate coverage and the latest information, we partner and collaborate with other insurers, like HSB Canada.

Be sure to share this article with your organization's property and facilities team. We know they'll find it valuable.

As our Cyber Preparedness Workshop approaches on May 15, we sat down with Kopiha Nathan, HIROC's Lead, Privacy & Compliance Officer to learn more about the importance of this workshop and cyber related practices.

How is this workshop beneficial for those in the healthcare space, especially those in privacy, risk, and leadership?

On April 8, 2024, in the afternoon and early evening, part of Eastern Canada will experience a total solar eclipse. The impact of the total solar eclipse will vary by geographical location (Government of Canada, 2024).

The eclipse path of totality is expected to pass through several cities in Ontario, Québec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. This may mean total darkness for a few minutes for areas in the eclipse path.

Consider these three points:

Whether you are about to file a claim or just need support, guidance, or advice, HIROC’s expert Claims team is here for you.

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