Mayo Clinic’s Approach to an Integrated Safety Program

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Summary: Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, combined with Saint Mary’s Hospital and Rochester Methodist Hospital, creates the largest integrated medical center in the world, providing comprehensive diagnosis and treatment in virtually every medical and surgical specialty. More than 350,000 patients with diverse background and medical issues seek answers at Mayo Cliniceach year. The following article reviews Mayo Clinic’s Health and Safety program management structure and how it has achieved success in developing an effective Safe Patient Handling Program, Safety Training Systems, and Hazardous Chemical Information Management System.

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