AHA podcast: Inside Hartford HealthCare’s Patient Safety Revolution 

Jan 07, 2026 - 04:25 PM
A black nurse with a smile on her face shares a tablet with a white elderly patient lying in a hospital bed.

Stephanie Calcasola, R.N., chief quality officer and vice president of quality and safety at Hartford HealthCare, unpacks the programs, technology and cultural shifts that drove measurable and nationally recognized results in patient safety. LISTEN NOW

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