New Training Helps Hospitals Reduce Legal Risk and Lower Costs After Medical Harm
RENO, Nev. (August 2025) — A new certification course developed by national healthcare experts is helping hospitals tackle one of the most costly—and emotionally charged—realities in modern medicine: how to respond when medical harm occurs.
New Training Helps Hospitals Reduce Legal Risk and Lower Costs After Medical Harm
RENO, Nev. (August 2025) — A new certification course developed by national healthcare experts is helping hospitals tackle one of the most costly—and emotionally charged—realities in modern medicine: how to respond when medical harm occurs.
New Training Offers CME Credit Helping Hospitals Prepare for CMS Harm Communication Rule
RENO, Nev. (August, 2025) — As preventable medical harm continues to devastate patients, families and clinicians across the U.S., and hospitals brace for new federal accountability measures, Comms Corps announces the September launch of a first-of its-kind certification course: the Certified Medical Harm Communicator (CMHC) program.
New Training Aims to Transform Healthcare Response to Medical Harm Comms Corps Launches to Equip Clinicians with Skills for Ethical, Compassionate Communication After Adverse Events
RENO, Nev. (August, 2025) – A new healthcare training and advocacy organization, Comms Corps, launches mid-September to fill a critical gap in U.S. medicine: how to communicate ethically, transparently, and compassionately after a medical error or adverse event.