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Reporting builds greater trust
for all Oregonians

Through the Patient Safety Reporting Program (PSRP), healthcare facilities throughout Oregon learn from each other’s experiences with patient harm and near misses as a catalyst for improving overall care.

 Gain new sources of expertise in your ongoing efforts

Here’s how it works:

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Healthcare facilities voluntarily provide information about serious patient harm—or near misses—and their strategies for preventing future events.

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We analyze these details to better understand how and why the harm occurred.

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Then we share the broader lessons learned to support healthcare facilities statewide in improving patient safety.

Always voluntary and confidential

Healthcare facilities working with the Patient Safety Reporting Program can trust that the information they share is kept confidential under state law. By allowing organizations to participate in a non-regulatory reporting environment, we can gather more valuable insights into the root causes of patient harm. OPSC then shares this knowledge to help healthcare facilities enhance their strategies for improving care. 

Our growing community of facilities:

  • Ambulatory surgery centers

  • Hospitals

  • Nursing facilities

  • Pharmacies