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Corrections and Correctional System Addressing training concerns and needs of professionals in the area of corrections. Addressing training concerns and needs of professionals in the area of corrections. [READ LESS] Produced by: Lorry Schoenly
SafetyQ Patient Safety Library Training designed to prevent medical errors and other undesired harmful effects resulting from technology, medication or interventions such as surgery or treatments. It is recommended for all staff with a... [READ MORE] Training designed to prevent medical errors and other undesired harmful effects resulting from technology, medication or interventions such as surgery or treatments. It is recommended for all staff with a focus on patient care staff. Training designed to prevent medical errors and other undesired harmful effects resulting from technology, medication or interventions such as surgery or treatments. It is recommended for all staff with a focus on patient care staff. [READ LESS] Produced by: HCCS
Addressing Behaviors That Undermine a Culture of Safety - A SafetyQ Course In recent years, it has become clear that the nature of the relationship among healthcare providers influences patient care. Quality of care and patient safety are both dependent on communication, teamwork,... [READ MORE] In recent years, it has become clear that the nature of the relationship among healthcare providers influences patient care. Quality of care and patient safety are both dependent on communication, teamwork, and collaboration. Unfortunately, intimidating and disruptive behavior threatens the performance and productivity of the healthcare team and undermines a culture of safety. All healthcare professionals must be aware of the potential danger and negative impact of these types of behaviors—not only on patient care, but also on staff working relationships and collaboration. In recent years, it has become clear that the nature of the relationship among healthcare providers influences patient care. Quality of care and patient safety are both dependent on communication, teamwork, and collaboration. Unfortunately, intimidating and disruptive behavior threatens the performance and productivity of the healthcare team and undermines a culture of safety. All healthcare professionals must be aware of the potential danger and negative impact of these types of behaviors—not only on patient care, but also on staff working relationships and collaboration. [READ LESS]
Addressing Behaviors That Undermine a Culture of Safety (PA) - A SafetyQ Course In recent years, it has become clear that the nature of the relationship among healthcare providers influences patient care. Quality of care and patient safety are both dependent on communication, teamwork,... [READ MORE] In recent years, it has become clear that the nature of the relationship among healthcare providers influences patient care. Quality of care and patient safety are both dependent on communication, teamwork, and collaboration. Unfortunately, intimidating and disruptive behavior threatens the performance and productivity of the healthcare team and undermines a culture of safety. All healthcare professionals must be aware of the potential danger and negative impact of these types of behaviors—not only on patient care, but also on staff working relationships and collaboration. In recent years, it has become clear that the nature of the relationship among healthcare providers influences patient care. Quality of care and patient safety are both dependent on communication, teamwork, and collaboration. Unfortunately, intimidating and disruptive behavior threatens the performance and productivity of the healthcare team and undermines a culture of safety. All healthcare professionals must be aware of the potential danger and negative impact of these types of behaviors—not only on patient care, but also on staff working relationships and collaboration. [READ LESS]
Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) - A SafetyQ Course Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most common type of healthcare-associated infection, accounting for approximately 36% of HAIs. Of those UTIs, 80% are catheter-associated urinary tract infections... [READ MORE] Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most common type of healthcare-associated infection, accounting for approximately 36% of HAIs. Of those UTIs, 80% are catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI). Annually, urinary catheters are inserted in over 5 million patients in acute care hospitals and long-term care facilities. CAUTI infections create patient distress, discomfort, and substantial care burdens and costs. This course is designed to improve patient outcomes by helping you to understand best practices in preventing CAUTI. Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most common type of healthcare-associated infection, accounting for approximately 36% of HAIs. Of those UTIs, 80% are catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI). Annually, urinary catheters are inserted in over 5 million patients in acute care hospitals and long-term care facilities. CAUTI infections create patient distress, discomfort, and substantial care burdens and costs. This course is designed to improve patient outcomes by helping you to understand best practices in preventing CAUTI. [READ LESS]
Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) (PA) - A SafetyQ Course Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most common type of healthcare-associated infection, accounting for approximately 36% of HAIs. Of those UTIs, 80% are catheter-associated urinary tract infections... [READ MORE] Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most common type of healthcare-associated infection, accounting for approximately 36% of HAIs. Of those UTIs, 80% are catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI). Annually, urinary catheters are inserted in over 5 million patients in acute care hospitals and long-term care facilities. CAUTI infections create patient distress, discomfort, and substantial care burdens and costs. This course is designed to improve patient outcomes by helping you to understand best practices in preventing CAUTI. Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most common type of healthcare-associated infection, accounting for approximately 36% of HAIs. Of those UTIs, 80% are catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI). Annually, urinary catheters are inserted in over 5 million patients in acute care hospitals and long-term care facilities. CAUTI infections create patient distress, discomfort, and substantial care burdens and costs. This course is designed to improve patient outcomes by helping you to understand best practices in preventing CAUTI. [READ LESS]
Communication, Identification, and Verification - A SafetyQ Course This course covers three issues related to the incidence of medical errors in hospitalized patients. All three are critical for the safety of patients. These three critical issues are: • Communication... [READ MORE] This course covers three issues related to the incidence of medical errors in hospitalized patients. All three are critical for the safety of patients. These three critical issues are: • Communication among healthcare providers • Identification of patients • Verification of patient, procedure, and site before a procedure This course covers three issues related to the incidence of medical errors in hospitalized patients. All three are critical for the safety of patients. These three critical issues are: • Communication among healthcare providers • Identification of patients • Verification of patient, procedure, and site before a procedure [READ LESS]
Communication, Identification, and Verification (PA) - A SafetyQ Course This course covers three issues related to the incidence of medical errors in hospitalized patients. All three are critical for the safety of patients. These three critical issues are: • Communication... [READ MORE] This course covers three issues related to the incidence of medical errors in hospitalized patients. All three are critical for the safety of patients. These three critical issues are: • Communication among healthcare providers • Identification of patients • Verification of patient, procedure, and site before a procedure This course covers three issues related to the incidence of medical errors in hospitalized patients. All three are critical for the safety of patients. These three critical issues are: • Communication among healthcare providers • Identification of patients • Verification of patient, procedure, and site before a procedure [READ LESS]
Health Literacy - A SafetyQ Course Health literacy is a concept that was new to many members of the healthcare community and in turn caught the attention of researchers, policy-makers, and clinicians. It has become a nationwide healthcare... [READ MORE] Health literacy is a concept that was new to many members of the healthcare community and in turn caught the attention of researchers, policy-makers, and clinicians. It has become a nationwide healthcare initiative. This course is designed to acquaint you with the concepts of health literacy and low or limited health literacy, and how they impact quality, outcomes, and costs of healthcare. Furthermore, the course will offer strategies for helping to improve health literacy in high-risk populations. Health literacy is a concept that was new to many members of the healthcare community and in turn caught the attention of researchers, policy-makers, and clinicians. It has become a nationwide healthcare initiative. This course is designed to acquaint you with the concepts of health literacy and low or limited health literacy, and how they impact quality, outcomes, and costs of healthcare. Furthermore, the course will offer strategies for helping to improve health literacy in high-risk populations. [READ LESS]
Health Literacy (PA) - A SafetyQ Course Health literacy is a concept that was new to many members of the healthcare community and in turn caught the attention of researchers, policy-makers, and clinicians. It has become a nationwide healthcare... [READ MORE] Health literacy is a concept that was new to many members of the healthcare community and in turn caught the attention of researchers, policy-makers, and clinicians. It has become a nationwide healthcare initiative. This course is designed to acquaint you with the concepts of health literacy and low or limited health literacy, and how they impact quality, outcomes, and costs of healthcare. Furthermore, the course will offer strategies for helping to improve health literacy in high-risk populations. Health literacy is a concept that was new to many members of the healthcare community and in turn caught the attention of researchers, policy-makers, and clinicians. It has become a nationwide healthcare initiative. This course is designed to acquaint you with the concepts of health literacy and low or limited health literacy, and how they impact quality, outcomes, and costs of healthcare. Furthermore, the course will offer strategies for helping to improve health literacy in high-risk populations. [READ LESS]
Understanding the Correctional Patient and Environment This video course provides an understanding of the correctional healthcare environment and characteristics of the patient population. The criminal justice system has a variety of settings that deliver health... [READ MORE] This video course provides an understanding of the correctional healthcare environment and characteristics of the patient population. The criminal justice system has a variety of settings that deliver health care including jails, state and federal prisons. Nurses work among correctional officers in a secure setting to deliver a variety of healthcare services. The patient population has a unique set of demographics and health needs described in this module. Three application checkpoints in the module allow participants to apply the information and receive immediate feedback. A 10-question posttest confirms knowledge attainment. This video course provides an understanding of the correctional healthcare environment and characteristics of the patient population. The criminal justice system has a variety of settings that deliver health care including jails, state and federal prisons. Nurses work among correctional officers in a secure setting to deliver a variety of healthcare services. The patient population has a unique set of demographics and health needs described in this module. Three application checkpoints in the module allow participants to apply the information and receive immediate feedback. A 10-question posttest confirms knowledge attainment. [READ LESS] Produced by: Lorry Schoenly

Corrections and Correctional System

Addressing training concerns and needs of professionals in the area of corrections.

Addressing training concerns and needs of professionals in the area of corrections.
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Produced by: Lorry Schoenly

SafetyQ Patient Safety Library

Training designed to prevent medical errors and other undesired harmful effects resulting from technology, medication or interventions such as surgery or treatments. It is recommended for all staff with a...

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Produced by: HCCS

Addressing Behaviors That Undermine a Culture of Safety - A SafetyQ Course

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In recent years, it has become clear that the nature of the relationship among healthcare providers influences patient care. Quality of care and patient safety are both dependent on communication, teamwork, and collaboration. Unfortunately, intimidating and disruptive behavior threatens the performance and productivity of the healthcare team and undermines a culture of safety. All healthcare professionals must be aware of the potential danger and negative impact of these types of behaviors—not only on patient care, but also on staff working relationships and collaboration.

Addressing Behaviors That Undermine a Culture of Safety (PA) - A SafetyQ Course

[READ MORE]

Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) - A SafetyQ Course

[READ MORE]

Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most common type of healthcare-associated infection, accounting for approximately 36% of HAIs. Of those UTIs, 80% are catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI). Annually, urinary catheters are inserted in over 5 million patients in acute care hospitals and long-term care facilities. CAUTI infections create patient distress, discomfort, and substantial care burdens and costs. This course is designed to improve patient outcomes by helping you to understand best practices in preventing CAUTI.

Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) (PA) - A SafetyQ Course

[READ MORE]

Communication, Identification, and Verification - A SafetyQ Course

[READ MORE]

This course covers three issues related to the incidence of medical errors in hospitalized patients. All three are critical for the safety of patients. These three critical issues are: • Communication among healthcare providers • Identification of patients • Verification of patient, procedure, and site before a procedure

Communication, Identification, and Verification (PA) - A SafetyQ Course

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Health Literacy - A SafetyQ Course

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Health literacy is a concept that was new to many members of the healthcare community and in turn caught the attention of researchers, policy-makers, and clinicians. It has become a nationwide healthcare initiative. This course is designed to acquaint you with the concepts of health literacy and low or limited health literacy, and how they impact quality, outcomes, and costs of healthcare. Furthermore, the course will offer strategies for helping to improve health literacy in high-risk populations.

Health Literacy (PA) - A SafetyQ Course

[READ MORE]

Understanding the Correctional Patient and Environment

[READ MORE]

This video course provides an understanding of the correctional healthcare environment and characteristics of the patient population. The criminal justice system has a variety of settings that deliver health care including jails, state and federal prisons. Nurses work among correctional officers in a secure setting to deliver a variety of healthcare services. The patient population has a unique set of demographics and health needs described in this module. Three application checkpoints in the module allow participants to apply the information and receive immediate feedback. A 10-question posttest confirms knowledge attainment.

Produced by: Lorry Schoenly