Sharon Graves serves as the Director of Clinical Risk Management at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, where she leverages her extensive expertise to enhance patient safety and quality of care within the pediatric healthcare setting. With a robust background in healthcare services, Sharon has cultivated a...
Sharon Graves serves as the Director of Clinical Risk Management at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, where she leverages her extensive expertise to enhance patient safety and quality of care within the pediatric healthcare setting. With a robust background in healthcare services, Sharon has cultivated a strong skill set that includes communication, physician relations, and quality management, all of which are essential in navigating the complexities of clinical risk in a hospital environment.
In her current role, Sharon spearheads key projects aimed at improving clinical processes and minimizing risk, utilizing her Six Sigma Green Belt certification to implement data-driven strategies that foster continuous improvement. Her commitment to a Just Culture promotes an environment where staff can report errors and near misses without fear of retribution, ultimately leading to enhanced patient safety outcomes. Sharon's proficiency in Epic Systems and her hands-on experience in inpatient and ICU settings enable her to effectively analyze clinical workflows and identify areas for improvement.
Additionally, Sharon's certifications, including CPRHM and AHA Certified HRM Program, underscore her dedication to professional development and her ability to stay abreast of industry best practices. Her leadership in quality improvement initiatives not only strengthens physician relations but also enhances patient relations, ensuring that families receive the highest standard of care. As a passionate advocate for pediatric healthcare, Sharon Graves continues to make significant contributions to the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, driving initiatives that prioritize patient safety and quality care in a dynamic healthcare landscape.
