RISK MANAGEMENT
If something can go wrong, it will
FFor years, I’ve specialized in risk management and patient safety—helping healthcare organizations anticipate, prevent, and minimize risks before they turn into real harm. I believe that a strong risk management program is more than just compliance: it’s about reducing patient harm, improving quality of care, enhancing satisfaction, and protecting your organization from liability exposure.
My Approach to Risk Management
Risk management isn’t about reacting when things go wrong—it’s about being proactive. I work side by side with healthcare leaders to:
Identify cost-related issues that increase risk for patients, staff, and practitioners.
Ensure medical records contain the right documentation needed for both safety and compliance.
Update protocols and procedures to strengthen workflow and focus on what matters most.
With my depth of experience, tools, and proven methods, I help organizations build systems that are ready for risk and resilient in the face of challenges.
Abulmajd’s Paradigm: Using Data in Every Step
When we discuss risk, words like possibility, probability, and likelihood often come up. That tells us one thing: risk management must be forward-looking.
One of the most important lessons I learned from my professors was this:
“To identify risks, look through the windshield, not the rearview mirror.”
But what will happen if my expectations are inaccurate?
That’s why I created Abulmajd’s Paradigm on Risk Management—a model that uses incident reporting data analysis to anticipate risks before they occur.
Using this paradigm, I developed dashboards that can answer at least 8 key questions every leader needs to know. For example, my Incident Reporting Dashboard for a group of 10 hospitals provided actionable insights that guided decisions and reduced recurring risks.
I first introduced this approach at the IHF World Hospital Congress 2019, and since then, it has proven successful in multiple healthcare settings.
Why This Matters for You
A proactive risk management program gives you:
Fewer patient safety incidents.
Greater staff and practitioner protection.
Stronger compliance and legal safeguards.
Better outcomes, higher satisfaction, and a safer organization overall.
Risk will always exist. But with the right approach, you can expect it, prepare for it, and reduce its impact.
