Adam Campbell
Erlanger announces the appointment of Adam Campbell, PhD, as chief of quality and patient safety.
Officials said, With an extensive background in quality metrics, exemplary leadership skills and a proven track record of enhancing patient experience, Dr. Campbell is a natural fit to lead the health system’s initiatives for patient safety and quality of care."
As chief of quality and patient safety, Dr. Campbell will oversee and drive the development and implementation of strategic initiatives to enhance quality, safety and performance across all aspects of Erlanger.
Dr. Campbell leads efforts in quality improvement and education, safety, data analytics, patient experience and accreditation
He will work with associates from across the health system to establish robust quality measures, develop innovative strategies for patient safety and foster a culture of continuous improvement.
Jim Coleman, Erlanger president and CEO, said, “Adam’s accomplishments speak for themselves. He has been instrumental in streamlining various clinical processes, implementing evidence-based practices, and leading initiatives that have resulted in enhanced patient outcomes and increased satisfaction. His expertise and leadership have earned him respect both within and outside of our organization. Congratulations, Adam on this well-deserved promotion.”
Prior to joining Erlanger, Dr. Campbell was director of clinical improvement and analytics at the Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters in Norfolk, Va., and director of clinical policy and analytics at Shriner’s Hospitals for Children. Dr. Campbell is also an associate professor at the University of Tennessee’s College of Medicine, Chattanooga, and an adjunct professor for the Haslam College of Business’s Physician Executive MBA (PEMBA) Program at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He has also served as an examiner for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award.
Dr. Campbell received his bachelor in psychology from the University of Cincinnati, his master of science in experimental psychology from East Tennessee State University, and his PhD in cognitive and neural sciences from the University of South Florida. He studied at the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on a post-doctoral fellowship.
“As the Chief Quality and Patient Safety Officer, my commitment is unwavering: to relentlessly pursue excellence in healthcare delivery, to empower our dedicated teams to provide the safest and highest quality care to every patient, and to foster a culture where patient safety is not just a priority, but a way of life,” said Dr. Campbell. “Together, we will shape a future where each step we take is a stride towards healthier tomorrows for all.”
"Under his guidance, Erlanger will continue to advance as a leader in quality care and patient safety. Dr. Campbell's dedication to excellence, coupled with his passion for driving positive change, will undoubtedly inspire and motivate Erlanger’s teams to achieve new heights," officials said.