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381. Appendix B. Clinical Materials to Share With Primary Care Providers (continued) | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     December 01, 2013 - Consider offering a pacifier to infants >1 month of age at naptime. … Consider analgesics. Consider acid suppressant. Protect skin from excoriation. … Consider prokinetic drugs. Consider antiemetics. Diarrhea Antibiotic therapy. … Consider laxatives. Review total fluid intake. … Consider consultation with neonatal dietitian, gastroenterologist.

382. 3. What are the best practices in pressure ulcer prevention that we want to use? | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     October 01, 2014 - In addition to the medical record, consider keeping a separate unit log that summarizes the results … Also consider if the individual is receiving epidural/spinal pain medication. … Always consider the length of time that the patient may need to stay in one position. … (Consider the time in the holding and recovery rooms when assessing the time). … Consider innovative approaches to conveying level of risk.

383. Guide to Implementing a Program To Reduce Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections in Long-Term Care | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     March 01, 2017 - The following sections outline performance measures to consider. … Consider sharing the results in staff meetings, “town hall” meetings with residents and families, and … A select set of measures are outlined to consider when measuring performance to reduce CAUTIs, and a … Consider what processes can be integrated into the normal workflow. … Consider engaging the staff by assigning a section to each person and having them teach their peers.

384. Central Venous Catheter Indications Facilitator Notes (doc file)
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     April 01, 2022 - Standards of Practice specifically highlights which catheter may be best suited for a patient, and when to consider … Consider using the MAGIC guidelines to drive the decision on the best alternative for infusate and duration … Slide 12 As you consider integrating interventions to include a review of clinical indications and

385. TeamSTEPPS® Diagnosis Improvement: Module 2 Diagnostic Team Structure (pdf file)
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     January 12, 2022 - Invite the team to consider the average summary score compared with how they individually ranked the … Does everyone on that list consider themselves part of the team? … Ask them to consider breakdowns in test results and referrals within their own practice. … Kane: Reflection on Team Structure One of the key goals of reflection is to consider the impact of

386. TeamSTEPPS® Diagnosis Improvement: Module 2 Diagnostic Team Structure
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     January 12, 2022 - Invite the team to consider the average summary score compared with how they individually ranked the … Does everyone on that list consider themselves part of the team? … Ask them to consider breakdowns in test results and referrals within their own practice. … Kane: Reflection on Team Structure One of the key goals of reflection is to consider the impact of

387. Observational Audits (pdf file)
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     March 01, 2021 - • Consider weighting your weekly sample so that each department is represented in proportion to … • To be thorough, consider including agency staff, not just those employed by your facility. … • Consider what the staff member would do if you were not watching. … • Consider asking auditors to jot a quick note on the paper auditing tool that documents the reason

388. Improving Communication and Teamwork Around Antibiotic Decision Making (pdf file)
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     November 01, 2019 - Consider saying something like “I am sorry that you are in the hospital. … If there is remaining conflict over this issue, you might consider offering an interim approach of … To operationalize an antibiotic time out, select a “prompter” (consider the bedside nurse or clinical … If you do not have formal rounds, you will need to determine a time during the day to consider antibiotic … Consider completing a few forms a month as a team for patients actively receiving antibiotic therapy

389. PMCoE PICU Expert Work Group and Leadership Team Roster (pdf file)
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     September 18, 2014 - • Given that HgSS patients are excluded, consider extending to active cancer patients (Additional … • Consider excluding ventilated patients with cyanosis (>5 g/dL deoxy-Hgb), or potentially a P/F … • Consider excluding other acute hemolytic anemias as well as sickle cell (Additional Exclusion) … screen; not necessary to conduct within 24 hours – just early in the PICU stay (Timeframe Concerns) Consider

390. Section 6-B, Expert Workgroup Roster and Materials (pdf file)
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     September 18, 2014 - • Given that HgSS patients are excluded, consider extending to active cancer patients (Additional … • Consider excluding ventilated patients with cyanosis (>5 g/dL deoxy-Hgb), or potentially a P/F … • Consider excluding other acute hemolytic anemias as well as sickle cell (Additional Exclusion) … screen; not necessary to conduct within 24 hours – just early in the PICU stay (Timeframe Concerns) Consider

391. Section 6-B, PMCoE PICU Expert Workgroup and Leadership Team Roster (pdf file)
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     September 18, 2014 - • Given that HgSS patients are excluded, consider extending to active cancer patients (Additional … • Consider excluding ventilated patients with cyanosis (>5 g/dL deoxy-Hgb), or potentially a P/F … • Consider excluding other acute hemolytic anemias as well as sickle cell (Additional Exclusion) … screen; not necessary to conduct within 24 hours – just early in the PICU stay (Timeframe Concerns) Consider

392. ICU Assessment Response Guide (pdf file)
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     April 01, 2022 - followed up with a rationale for consideration with any associated resources that could be helpful to consider … The team can consider engaging others as needed to help address barriers and provide needed resources … In looking at this question, it will be important to consider mitigation strategies such as combining … If not, CUSP teams need to consider sharing this evidence with those departments and engaging them in … The CUSP team will need to consider any training and support the champion(s) may need.15-19 https:

393. Chapter 4. Choose the Model To Assess VTE and Bleeding Risk | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     October 01, 2022 - risk assessment model, one approach is to avoid this issue altogether and simply present a prompt to consider … Consider extended duration prophylaxis. … Sites considering the Caprini VTE RAM may want to carefully consider the relative strengths and limitations … and consider whether they have the environment and tools demonstrated to minimize the model's limitations … Table 4.2: Bleeding Risk Factors and Conditions To Consider With Pharmacologic VTE Prophylaxis Active

394. The Ten Steps of Action Planning  | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     November 01, 2018 - However, to show true change over the test period, you will need to consider "denominator data" or the … Consider establishment of a TeamSTEPPS Learning Action Network for follow-up and information sharing. … Consider a recognition and rewards program. … Consider organization leaders, front-line leaders, staff directly involved in the intervention, patients … Consider organization leaders, front-line leaders, persons directly involved in the intervention, and

395. CHIPRA 212 Table 4 (pdf file)
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     May 24, 2016 - EVIDENCE KEY FINDINGS LEVEL OF EVIDENCE (USPSTF RANKING*) CITATION(S) Clinical guidelines Consider

396. What To Learn About the Audience for a Health Care Quality Report | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     November 01, 2018 - the ethnic and racial groups in your intended audience, try to identify their information needs and consider … Those with lower incomes, for instance, may feel unable to consider factors beyond the costs of coverage

397. Delivering Quality Reports in Print | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     September 01, 2019 - When planning a printed report card, it is critical to consider the information needs and capabilities … Depending on your audience's needs, you can also consider producing a supplemental report that has the

398. Surgical Complication Prevention Guide (pdf file)
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     December 01, 2017 - Consider Emerging Evidence for SSI Reduction. … While there is no formula for where to start, your team will want to consider a few factors: • How … Your team must consider privacy and other restrictions when sharing patient stories. … Consider engaging a respected surgeon leader at your hospital to help champion the effort even if he … Consider using briefings and debriefings to incorporate principles of safe design into your intervention

399. Section 4: Selecting Care Management Interventions (continued) | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     October 01, 2014 - A State should consider several factors when choosing interventions: Evidence base of interventions … In addition to cost, States must consider which members will benefit most from interventions. … Address Barriers to Care Delivery As States implement interventions, they should consider the challenges … Some States might want to consider holding informal focus groups with select Medicaid members to determine … or higher on the PHQ, staff prompted the member's provider by mail to ask that he or she carefully consider

400. AHRQ Safety Program for Perinatal Care: Labor and Delivery Unit Safety Obstetric Hemorrhage (doc file)
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     May 01, 2017 - Consider any existing facility policies or processes related to obstetric hemorrhage. … Consider using standing orders, preprinted checklists or algorithms, and staff simulation training to … (continued) Consider using CUSP strategies to gain consensus on a standard approach that yields the … Some consider early cord clamping to also be part of active management, but available evidence does not … Thus, providers and women may consider using if these outcomes are considered important.12 · The evidence