
ISMP Newsroom
ISMP
Media Inquiries
For media inquiries and interviews with ISMP's subject matter experts, please contact Renee Brehio at rbrehio@ismp.org.
Press Coverage

ISMP Adds New Medication Safety Best Practices
This article appeared on the Pharmacy Practice News website on January 25, 2022.
Read morePress Coverage

Horsham-Based Institute for Safe Medication Practices Names New CEO
This article appeared on the Philadelphia Business Journal website on January 20, 2022.
Read moreNews

ECRI Names Cybersecurity Attacks the Top Health Technology Hazard for 2022
This year’s Top 10 report cautions healthcare leaders about safety concerns with IT-related security challenges, COVID-19 supply chain shortages, telehealth, medication safety, and other device risks.
Read morePress Coverage

COVID-19 Vaccine Mix-Ups: What Pharmacists Can Do
This article appeared on the Specialty Pharmacy Continuum website on January 14, 2022.
Read moreNews

ISMP Announces Leadership Transitions
Michael Cohen Moves to President Emeritus Role, Rita K. Jew Named New President
Read morePress Coverage

ISMP Announces Leadership Transitions
This article appeared on the Pharmacy Practice News website on January 13, 2022.
Read moreStay Connected
Get medication safety news, event invitations and updates straight to your inbox!
Social Media
View the Latest from ECRI
News

Renowned Systems Safety Expert Professor Najmedin Meshkati, PhD, Appointed to ECRI Board of Trustees
Aviation, nuclear, and industrial accident investigator brings decades of complex-systems safety expertise to ECRI ECRI, a global authority on healthcare safety and quality, announced the appointme...
Read more
ECRI Expands Problem Reporting Network and Calls for More Data on AI Errors in Patient Care
As the adoption of AI in healthcare continues to accelerate, ECRI calls on healthcare providers, systems, and clinicians nationwide to report AI-related incidents Global patient safety nonprofit EC...
Read more
Changes to Childhood Vaccine Recommendations Threaten Public Health
The White House recently signed an executive order that reduces the vaccines recommended for all U.S. children from 18 immunizations against vaccine-preventable diseases to 11, reclassifies several...
Read more