Patient Safety: Transforming Bedside Care
November 21, 2006 8:15 am - 4:00 pm
Registration & Continental Breakfast at 7:30am
THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELLED
COURSE DESCRIPTION: “What nurses do at the bedside matters.”
“Nurses are critical to the well-being of the patients.” You’ve all heard this before. Now, come and learn about what some hospitals are doing to assure safe and reliable patient-centered care, to create a joyful and supportive environment in which nurses can practice and grow and to promote care processes that flow without waste.
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Describe the key themes of a conceptual framework, design targets, measures and results achieved nationally on medical surgical units.
- Identify high leverage changes to begin transformation on medical and surgical units.
- Discuss the use of Lean Concepts in Transforming Bedside Care through Cell Work.
- Identify the role of communication in safe care delivery.
- Describe the importance of SBAR in assuring effective communication among team members.
- List the elements of VMMC’s Safe Pass Hand-off guidelines
- Identify how MET, Bundles and Safety Rounds facilitate safe, reliable care.
- Describe the relationship between standard work and patient safety.
- Discuss Kristen M. Swanson’s five caring processes.
- Describe how Virginia Mason Production System Principles can be used to provide the nurse with more time at the bedside.
- Identify two new ideas to test for improving care at the bedside.
AGENDA HIGHLIGHTS:
07:30 Registration And Continental Breakfast
08:15 Welcome And Introduction
08:20 Transforming Care At The Bedside
~ Diane Miller, MBA
10:10 Break
10:30 Value-Added Care Processes
~ Rowena Ponischil, MSN, RN
11:30 Lunch Break ~ Lunch is provided
12:20 Teamwork And Communication
~ Ellen Noel, MN, RN
~ Christina Long, BSN, RN
~ Jennifer Philips, BA, MMC
1:20 Safe, Reliable Care
~ Lori Tyler, MN, RN, CCRN
~ Shirley Sherman, BSN, RN, CCRN
~ Rosemary Tempel, BSN, RN C
2:15 Break
2:35 Patient-Centered Care
~ Dana Nelson-Peterson, MN, RN
3:50 Putting It All Together
~ Diane Miller, MBA
4:00 Evaluation And Closing
ACCREDITATION:
Virginia Mason Medical Center Clinical Education Resources Department #PA-30-March/09 is an approved provider of continuing education by the Washington State Nurses’ Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. Upon completion of this course, participants receive the following contact hours: 6.1. You must attend the entire event to receive full credit. No partial credit will be awarded.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Diane Miller, MBA
Director, Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) Diane Miller is the Director for the “Transforming Care at the Bedside Initiative”, which is a partnership between IHI and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. She also directs the “Transforming Medical Surgical Care Learning Community” within IHI’s Impact Organization, which consists of approximately 50 hospitals. Both projects focus on innovations in medical surgical care in the following four areas: Safety, Vitality of the Workforce, Patient and Family Centered Care, and Waste Reduction.
GUEST FACULTY
Christina Long, BSN, RN
Project Manager, Clinical Administration, VMMC
Dana Nelson-Peterson, MN, RN
Administrative Director, Hospital Operations, VMMC
Ellen Noel, MN, RN
Clinical Nurse Specialist, Clinical Administration, VMMC
Jennifer Philips, BA, MMC
Project Director, Center For Innovation, VMMC
Rowena Ponischil, MSN, RN
Manager, Intermediate Care/Nursing Resources, VMMC
Lori Tyler, MN, RN, CCRN
Clinical Nurse Specialist, Critical Care Unit, VMMC
Shirley Sherman, BSN, RN, CCRN
Assistant Nurse Manager, Critical Care Unit, VMMC
Rosemary Tempel, BSN, RN C
Clinical Nurse Specialist, Critical Care Unit, VMMC
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