1.Understandand define medical errors along with their various types, including diagnostic and medication errors,  2.Examine error prevention toolsand strategies to mitigate risk and enhance patient safety,  3.Understand the methods used to investigate the root causes of medical errors (including RootCause Analysis) and what qualifies as an adverse incident and how to properly report it.

1. Learn why healthcare quality is more important than ever, 2. Gain knowledge into sustainable solutions to improve healthcare quality in their organization, 3. Elevate their skills/knowledge to further their own potential in fulfilling the promise of quality & safety in a healthcare setting.

1) Develop a greater understanding of what is included in the field of Pediatric Plastic Surgery, 2) Develop better knowledge of when to refer to Pediatric Plastic Surgery, 3) Better understand in detail the common conditions seen in craniofacial practice, such as positional plagiocephaly.

Understand the structure and function of a Craniofacial Team. Describe the importance and components of a genetics evaluation. Describe common Craniofacial diagnoses.

The learning objectives for each presentation are as follows: Utilization of Genetic Testing In Critically Ill Patients with Neurologic Disorders: (1) Understand available genetic testing options, (2) Discuss diagnostic yield of genetic testing and next generation sequencing, (3) Evaluate yield of rapid whole genome sequencing at NCH, and (4) Discuss options for Precision Medicine. Role of Genetics on a Craniofacial Team: (1) Participants will understand the structure and function of a Craniofacial Team, (2) Participants will be able to describe the importance and components of a genetics evaluation, and (3) Participants will be able to describe common Craniofacial diagnoses.