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Welcome to the Ohio Solutions for Patient Safety Childrens Collaborative Team Site!

ANNOUNCEMENTS!

Please note that to be able to access the links provided below, you must "login" to access. 
 
 

 

 

 Thank You for Attending Learning Session 4!

To access the presentations from the Learning Session, click on the link below:
 

 

Learning Session 5 will be held on November 12, 2010

 

To Access the latest Monthly Reports for the Collaborative click on the link below:

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 SPS Update - Click Here for the latest Update on All Aspects of the OCHSPS Learning Network:

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ADE Chart Review Questions - Do You Have Questions?

If you do, you can contact Ethan Leonard or Shannon Phillips via email.  We will no longer hold scheduled ADE Office Hours:

 

Quick Note Regarding - Data Entry Access (SSI Webform and ADE Webform) - we have a new temporary URL - http://bmiextranet.cchmc.org

This is temporarily replacing the url of https://extranet.cchmc.org)

 

To provide feedback or comments or suggestions on improvement for the Collaborative, click on the link below:

Collaborative Feedback Page

By joining forces to implement new patient safety efforts, this partnership will improve health care quality and reduce the overall cost of health care in Ohio.   We are working to implement shared methods and processes to improve patient care and have chosen to focus on reducing surgical site infections (SSIs) and improving Medication Safety by reducing adverse drug events (ADEs). 

 

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What we are trying to accomplish for Surgical Site Infections:

  • Pursue zero surgical site infections in designated cardiac, neurosurgery, orthopedic procedures
  • Develop a unique bundle of care for each surgical procedure group
  • Analyze present infection rate(s) and set an improvement target within 3 months for a specific period


What we are trying to accomplish for Medication Safety:

  • Eliminate injury or harm to any child due to preventable adverse drug events by March 2012 (i.e., accomplish a 33% reduction each year for 3 years; initial focus opiate oversedations)
  • Have ADE trigger tool methodology in place at all participating hospitals by January 2010

 

Visit Solutions for Patient Safety Website >

 

Participating Hospitals:

 

         CCHMC                                  Dayton                                          Toledo

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