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High reliability organizations (HROs) reduce patient harm through frontline input, shared accountability, and collaboration in high-stakes clinical settings. Anand Iyer, M.D., associate chief medical officer, explains how he helped UAB meet HRO principles via a multidisciplinary titration task force focused on ICU medication safety. Learn how frontline feedback, simulation testing, EMR enhancements, and shared mental models helped reduce variability.
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