Common use of Safe Patient Mobilization Clause in Contracts

Safe Patient Mobilization. The Employer and the Association have a mutual interest in reducing the potential of injury to patients and to employees entrusted with the handling and mobilization of patients, in developing accountability of employees for their personal safety and the safety of patients, and in enhancing the work environment. Accordingly, the parties mutually support the Safe Patient Mobilization Program at OHSU (“Program”) that is championed by the Chief Nurse Executive and facilitated by the Safe Patient Mobilization Committee. The AURN may appoint at least one (1) member to the committee with a two-year rotating term. The parties’ mutual support extends to the goals, governance, initial focus, strategies and tactics that are reflected in the Safe Patient Mobilization Program Plan, as that document continues to change and develop over time. The Employer will maintain and fund the Program as it evolves, as determined by the CNE.

Safe Patient Mobilization. The Employer and the Association have a mutual interest in reducing the potential of injury to patients and to employees entrusted with the handling and mobilization of patients, in developing accountability of employees for their personal safety and the safety of patients, and in enhancing the work environment. Accordingly, the parties mutually support the Safe Patient Mobilization Program at OHSU (“Program”) that is championed by the Chief Nurse Executive and facilitated by the Safe Patient Mobilization Committee. The AURN may appoint at least one (1) member to the committee with a two-year rotating term. The parties’ mutual support extends to the goals, governance, initial focus, strategies and tactics that are reflected in the Safe Patient Mobilization Program Plan, as that document continues to change and develop over time. The Employer will maintain and fund the Program as it evolves, as determined by the CNE.CNE and the Nursing Quality Safety Council. T/A 2-16-17 ARTICLE 27 - COMMITTEES * * * *

Safe Patient Mobilization. The Employer and the Association have a mutual interest in reducing the potential of injury to patients and to employees entrusted with the handling and mobilization of patients, in developing accountability of employees for their personal safety and the safety of patients, and in enhancing the work environment. Accordingly, the parties mutually support the Safe Patient Mobilization Program at OHSU (“Program”) that is championed by the Chief Nurse Executive and facilitated by the Safe Patient Mobilization Committee. The AURN may appoint at least one (1) member to the committee with a two-year rotating term. The parties’ mutual support extends to the goals, governance, initial focus, strategies and tactics that are reflected in the Safe Patient Mobilization Program Plan, as that document continues to change and develop over time. The Employer will maintain and fund the Program as it evolves, as determined by the CNE.CNE and the Nursing Quality Safety Council. T/A 2-16-17 ARTICLE 27 - COMMITTEES

Safe Patient Mobilization. The Employer and the Association have a mutual interest in reducing the potential of injury to patients and to employees entrusted with the handling and mobilization of patients, in developing accountability of employees for their personal safety and the safety of patients, and in enhancing the work environment. Accordingly, the parties mutually support the Safe Patient Mobilization Program at OHSU (“Program”) that is championed by the Chief Nurse Executive and facilitated by the Safe Patient Mobilization Committee. The AURN may appoint at least one (1) member to the committee with a two-year rotating term. The parties’ mutual support extends to the goals, governance, initial focus, strategies and tactics that are reflected in the Safe Patient Mobilization Program Plan, as that document continues to change and develop over time. The Employer will maintain and fund the Program as it evolves, as determined by the CNECNE and the Nursing Quality Safety Council.