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Scoring Key: 5=Strongly Agree 4=Agree 3=Neutral 2=Disagree 1=Strongly Disagree NA=Not applicable to my practice
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The information and/or skills learned will enhance my professional competence or ability.
This activity conveyed information which will assist me in improving the health and/or treatment outcomes of of my patients.
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Scoring Key: 5=Strongly Agree 4=Agree 3=Neutral 2=Disagree 1=Strongly Disagree NA=Not applicable to my practice
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Define high-reliability healthcare and identify elements and behaviors that must be considered in an overall plan to achieve high reliability at the front lines of care.
Implement evidence-based methods to improve safety, including team training, simulation, fatigue management systems, and investment in patient safety infrastructure and technology.
Positively impact patient safety by utilizing the patient and family-centered care concept and the role of patient/family advisor.
Practice transformational leadership to standardize processes, improve efficiency and streamline technology in your healthcare organization.
Apply the principles of a fair and just culture to promote the reporting, discussion, and disclosure of adverse events.
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Scoring key: 5=Very effective, 4= Effective, 3= Somewhat effective, 2= Slightly effective, 1= Completely Ineffective, NA = Not Applicable Speakers are listed according to the lecture schedule.
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Harm: Historically, Statistically & Personally- Dr. Mark Hauser
Safety & Quality: The Journey to High Reliability & Zero Harm- Faith Solkoff
Baptist Health South Florida’s Journey to Zero Harm Utilizing Huddles- Sergio Segarra, Miriam Serrano-Robles, Bill Duquette, Maria Elena Gauthreaux and Sandra McLean
Key Note Speaker Presentation- Dr. Jennifer Arnold
Medication Safety- Madeline Camejo
The Value of Quality Patient Care- Matt Arsenault, CFO
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