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- About Ken Farbstein -
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Ken has over 20 years experience in health care. He has advised clinical and administrative leaders in hospitals, medical groups, health maintenance organizations, and Massachusetts state government on ways to improve medication safety and reduce costs through rapid cycle techniques.
Ken has helped CareGroup to win the $25,000 first annual Premier Award for Hospital Medication Safety. He has also helped nine Massachusetts hospitals and a large HMO to reduce medication errors. Other clients include Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, Kaiser Permanente, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Japan's Tohoku University, the Massachusetts Division of Medical Assistance, and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.
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Ken has served as a Manager of HMO Quality Improvement for the Massachusetts Division of Medical Assistance. Prior to that, he headed the Quality Resource Group in the Boston City Hospital system. Ken has published eight papers on health care and innovation in large organizations. He received an M.P.P. from Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government and an A.B. with departmental honors from Stanford University.
Ken has had the privilege of working with:
Anna Jaques Hospital
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Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates
& Harvard Pilgrim Health Care |
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
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Hebrew Rehabilitation Center
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Boston Medical Center
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MassHealth
(The Massachusetts Medicaid Program)
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Boston Specialty and Rehabilitation Hospital
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Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group, PC
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CareGroup
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Mt. Auburn Hospital
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Cambridge Public Health Commission
(Cambridge and Somerville Hospitals)
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Network Health
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Deaconess Glover Hospital
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New England Baptist Hospital
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Deaconess Nashoba Hospital
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University of Massachusetts
Memorial Health Care
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Patient AdvoCare 307 Brookline Street Needham, MA 02492-3523
voice (781) 444-5525 fax (781) 444-1396 e-mail: kenfarbstein@earthlink.net
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