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41. Analyzing Big Datasets to Improve Healthcare Quality, Equity | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    April 01, 2024 - Her “race-aware” approach involves engaging diverse teams in the process of algorithm development and … She also aims to apply her race-aware approach to this project to identify ways to reduce bias toward

42. Get Patient Feedback: Tool 17 | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    April 01, 2024 - Be aware that not all patients will want to be observed. … Be aware that a convenience sample will not be representative of your patient population. … Be aware there will be bias in your sample.

43. TeamSTEPPS® Instructor Manual: Specialty Scenarios | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    October 01, 2014 - Another technician, aware of where the kits are located, chooses not to tell Robinson for fear he would … Downs does not ask for help and because the other staff member lacks situation awareness, i.e., is not aware

44. AHRQ Safety Program for Perinatal Care: Labor and Delivery Unit Safety Safe Cesarean Section (doc file)
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    May 01, 2017 - for the patient— · knowing what the patient’s plan is through briefings and team management, · being aware … junctures in care (preoperatively, prior to incision, at end of case prior to transfer to recovery); being aware … ___ ______________________________________________ Postoperative concerns/issues for the team to be aware … __ _______________________________________________ Postoperative concerns/issues for the team to be aware … be addressed and resolution shared with the unit Postoperative concerns/issues for the team to be aware

45. Situation Monitoring: Obstetric Hemorrhage (pdf file)
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    July 01, 2023 -                                           SCRIPT Situation monitoring is a way for team members to be aware … Are the family and patient aware of the plan? … • Finally, are the family and patient aware of what is unfolding and the plan for managing her condition … He tells the team, “As everyone should be aware, Ms. … These could include, but certainly aren’t limited to: • Was everyone aware of this patient’s potential

46. Key Driver 1: Seek, Select, and Customize the Best Evidence for Use by the Practice | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    November 01, 2018 - Nonetheless, the practice should have a process in place to ensure that the practice as a whole is aware … In addition to being aware of new robust clinical evidence, practices should also be on the lookout for

47. Situation Monitoring: Obstetric Hemorrhage - PowerPoint Presentation
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    July 01, 2023 - members 2 Hospital AIM Team Leads SPPC-II SCRIPT Situation monitoring is a way for team members to be aware … Are the family and patient aware of the plan? … Finally, are the family and patient aware of what is unfolding and the plan for managing her condition … He tells the team, “As everyone should be aware, Ms. … These could include, but certainly aren’t limited to: Was everyone aware of this patient’s potential

48. TeamSTEPPS Specialty Scenarios: Ancillary Services (pdf file)
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    March 19, 2014 - Another technician, aware of where the kits are located, chooses not to tell Robinson for fear he would … Downs does not ask for help and because the other staff member lacks situation awareness, i.e., is not aware

49. Changing-System-Facilitator-Guide (doc file)
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    June 01, 2021 - Once the staff became aware of the rash, the appropriate evaluation occurred. 3. … The provider became aware of the laboratory results in a timely manner, the antibiotics were held, and … If a new policy is created, it is particularly important to ensure that the staff is aware of the new … Change cannot occur if the workforce is not aware and engaged, so share the results from your hard work

50. TeamSTEPPS Specialty Scenarios: ICU (pdf file)
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    March 19, 2014 - Her mother is aware that her daughter has end-stage liver disease and states that her daughter would … Instructor Comments  Using situation awareness and call-out, the ability to be aware of what was happening

51. Implementation Quick Start Guide: Warm Handoff (pdf file)
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    January 27, 2017 - Make patients and families aware of warm handoffs ................................................. … Make your team aware of your goals for warm handoffs, and train them in any new workflows. … Make patients and families aware of warm handoffs.

52. Implementation Quick Start Guide: Warm Handoff (pdf file)
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    January 27, 2017 - Make patients and families aware of warm handoffs ....................................... 4 Step 5. … Make your team aware of your goals for warm handoffs, and train them in any new workflows. … Make patients and families aware of warm handoffs.

53. TeamSTEPPS® Instructor Manual: Specialty Scenarios | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
    ce.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/teamstepps/instructor/scenarios/labordel.html
    March 01, 2014 - The physician then places the Prostin suppository vaginally, not aware that it is a 20 mg dose. … Instructor Comments In this situation, the RN team leader becomes aware of a potential risk for the … She is aware of the time lapse and intervenes by asking a question that initiates a new course of action … Through situation monitoring, the resource nurse becomes aware of the FHR and expresses her concern.

54. Guide for Developing a Community-Based Patient Safety Advisory Council | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    April 01, 2018 - Benefits for patients include: Becoming more aware and better educated on the subject. … Benefits for providers include: Becoming more aware of the patient's perspective.

55. Appendix VII: Public Comments Submitted Between March 7 and March 21, 2008 | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    June 01, 2010 - The Alzheimer's Association is not aware of validated measures for many of these aspects of HCBS performance … recognized, and HCBS program staff and service providers who interact with persons with dementia are aware … are still able to create advance directives do so, and HCBS program staff and service providers are aware … Home Safety and Driving Goal: HCBS program staff and service providers are aware of safety concerns … Reduction in behavioral and psychological symptoms Goal: HCBS providers are aware of behavioral symptoms

56. Labor and Delivery Unit Safety: Safe Cesarean Section | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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    July 01, 2023 - Being aware of what is going on and what is likely to happen next. … junctures in care (preoperatively, prior to incision, at end of case prior to transfer to recovery); being aware … ___________________ ___________________ Postoperative concerns/issues for the team to be aware … ___________________ ___________________ Postoperative concerns/issues for the team to be aware … Postoperative concerns/issues for the team to be aware of?

57. A National Academic Detailing Resource to Adapt and Disseminate CER findings (pdf file)
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    December 19, 2014 - these were usually small programs that did not coordinate their activities and often were not even aware

58. TeamSTEPPS Specialty Scenarios: OR (pdf file)
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    March 19, 2014 - The surgeon is made aware and instructs the circulating nurse to contact the blood bank to change the

59. Situation Monitoring: Severe Hypertension - PowerPoint Presentation
    ce.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/wysiwyg/hai/tools/perinatal-care-2/hypertension_4-situation-monitoring.pptx
    July 01, 2023 - members 2 Hospital AIM Team Leads SPPC-II SCRIPT Situation monitoring is a way for team members to be aware … Are the family and patient aware of the plan? … Finally, are the family and patient aware of what is unfolding and the plan for managing her condition … explore regarding your team’s performance. 23 Debriefing Questions for Hypertension Was everyone aware … These could include, but certainly aren’t limited to: Was everyone aware of this patient’s potential

60. TeamSTEPPS Speciality Scenarios, Labor & Delivery (pdf file)
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    March 18, 2014 - The physician then places the Prostin suppository vaginally, not aware that it is a 20 mg dose. … Instructor Comments  In this situation, the RN team leader becomes aware of a potential risk for the … She is aware of the time lapse and intervenes by asking a question that initiates a new course of action … Through situation monitoring, the resource nurse becomes aware of the FHR and expresses her concern.