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California Nursing Home
Pressure Ulcer Events
Events
Transform Your Nursing Home:
Create a great place to live and work!
Meeting Objectives:
- Learn realistic approaches to improve regulatory compliance, quality, and profitability.
- Identify dynamic solutions to address business dilemmas and promote organizational excellence.
- Learn practical ways to boost employee morale and reduce absenteeism and turnover.
- Identify medication management noncompliance and strategies to improve medication safety.
Materials
Advancing Excellence Campaign Webinar and Teleconference
Advance Care Planning Tools and Techniques
January 25, 2011
2 to 3:15 p.m. (PT)
WebEx Recording
Presentation Slides
Advancing Excellence Campaign Webinar and Teleconference
You're a Member of the Advancing Excellence Campaign: Now What?
How to Enter, Track, and Trend your Data
October 19, 2010
WebEx Recording
Presentation Slides
Nursing Home Quality Improvement Collaborative
Learning Session 5—MDS 3.0 Trainings
Meeting Objectives
- Understand how to code select MDS 3.0 data elements, including the physical restraint (PR) and pressure ulcer (PrU) items.
- Discuss the Care Area Assessments (CAAs) for PRs and PrUs and the requirements for tool selection for conducting CAAs.
- Identify proposed quality measures for PRs and PrUs.
- Learn the timing and scheduling requirements for the OBRA-required clinical assessments.
- Discuss the role of leadership in successful MDS 3.0 implementation.
Meeting Materials
Comprehensive Pain Management: Beyond F-Tag 309 Webinar
May 19, 2010
Main Webinar Presentation
Presentation Slides (PPT 2007 Version)
Presentation Slides (PPT 97-2003 Version)
Nursing Home Quality Improvement Collaborative
Learning Session 4
April 6, 2010—Riverside
April 12, 2010—Glendale
Meeting Objectives
- Understand key components of regulatory compliance for the physical restraint and pressure ulcer quality measures.
- Learn how select California nursing homes reduced their physical restraints.
- Understand the importance of hydrating skin, handling fragile skin, and providing adequate nutrition in pressure ulcer prevention.
- Identify and prevent common MDS coding errors to improve reporting accuracy for the pressure ulcer and physical restraint quality measures.
Meeting Materials
- April 6 Riverside Agenda
- April 12 Glendale Agenda
- Pre-Test
- Post-Test
- Presentation—Welcome and Introductions
- Presentation: Debra McCaffrey, RN & Robin Burton, BSN, RN—
Physical Restraint Reduction and Pressure Ulcer Prevention: Regulations and Beyond
- Presentation: Charisse Cassell, BSN, MPH & Susan Hiyama, RN, MSN, CPHQ—
Pressure Ulcer Prevention Education Module: The Skin Care Fair
- Presentation: Joan Rodriguez, RN, RAC-CT—
Common MDS Coding Errors and Utilizing the QI/QM Report to Your Advantage
- Presentation: Steven Pavlow, NHA—Restraint-Free Facility: A Success Story
- Presentation—Wrap-Up, Next Steps, and Post-Test Answers
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Pressure Ulcer Prevention, Staging, and Treatment
Webinar and Telephone Conference
February 25, 2010
2 to 3:15 p.m. (PST)
Web Ex Recording
Presentation (Part 1)
Presentation (Part 2)
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HSAG Nursing Home and Hospital Pressure Ulcer Quality Improvement Collaborative
Learning Session 3
October 23, 2009 and November 6, 2009
Meeting Objectives
- Improve pressure ulcer care for Californians in nursing homes and hospitals through effective cross-setting coordination of care.
- Identify barriers and solutions to improve pressure ulcer care across the hospital and nursing home settings.
- Identify consistent ways to send and receive information regarding pressure ulcers across hospital and nursing home settings.
- Learn to use a standardized model for assessing pressure ulcer risk, staging wounds, and assessing skin to ensure consistency across settings.
Meeting Materials
- October 23 Agenda
- November 6 Agenda
- Presentation: Jennifer Wieckowski, MSG—Welcome and Introductions
- Presentation: Patsy Jones, RN, MN, CLNC—"It's Not Us, It's Them:" Barriers and Solutions to Cross-Setting Collaboration
- October 23, 2009, Presentation: Joe Bestic, NHA, BA—A Model for the Collaboration Across the Continuum of Care
- November 6, 2009, Presentation: Mary Fermazin, MD, MPA—A Model for Collaboration Across the Continuum of Care
- Presentation: Charisse Cassell, BSN, MPH—Common Barriers to Accurate Scoring of the Braden Scale for Predicting
Pressure Sore Risk
- November 6, 2009, Presentation: Arcy Rodriguez, LVN, Treatment Nurse—Are We Speaking the Same Wound Language?
- November 6, 2009, Presentation, Deborah Zaricor, RN, CWOCN—Are We Speaking the Same Wound Language?
- Presentation: Andrea Silvey, PhD, MSN—Next Steps
- Fast Facts
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Nursing home Quality Improvement Collaborative
Learning Session 2
Meeting Objectives
- Obtain tools and resources and share best practices to assist with the reduction and management of high-risk pressure ulcers and physical restraints.
- Learn from California nursing homes that have successfully improved their physical restraint and pressure ulcer rates.
- Obtain communication tools and resources to improve resident safety and staff satisfaction.
- Understand the benefits of joining the Advancing Excellence Campaign.
Meeting Materials
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Nursing Home Quality Improvement Collaborative
Learning Session 1
May 15, 2009
Meeting Objectives
- Understand how the High-Risk Pressure Ulcer and Physical Restraint Quality Measures are calculated from the Minimum Data Set (MDS (2.0)
- Obtain tools and resources and share best practices to assist with the reduction and management of High-Risk Pressure Ulcers and Physical Restraints.
- Discuss the transition of care from acute care to long term care and consistency in pressure ulcer prevention, staging, and treatment.
- Share best practices and tools with other nursing homes and hospitals in the collaborative.
Meeting Materials
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