Improve Patient Outcomes

Improve Perinatal Outcomes

The Obstetrics (OB) Risk Program consists of six competency-based modules related to high-risk patient safety issues along with an OB-specific dashboard that brings an entirely new dynamic to learning, by highlighting the variance between knowledge and application. Knowing this variance helps organizations identify areas of ongoing risk, and determine where they should focus their training to further reduce those risks.
    

Decrease Emergency Department Errors

The goal of the Emergency Care (EC) Risk Program is to decrease adverse patient outcomes resulting from commonly missed diagnoses in an Emergency Care setting. The EC Risk Program includes 16 scenario-based modules divided into five key topic areas: Cardiovascular, Neurological, Gastrointestinal, Women’s Health, and Multi-System.

Benefits:

• Provides knowledge and skills needed to effectively reduce the risk of harm
• Optimizes competence through experiential simulation
• Reduces costs through learner-specific tracks versus one-size-fits-all learning
• Maximizes team performance by emphasizing the importance of team collaboration and communication skills

Improve Core Measures and Value-Based Outcomes

The Outcomes & Indicators Course Library was developed at the request of many clients, to address some of the most challenging issues for inpatient care in a format conducive to the fast-paced environment of healthcare. We understand that in order for organizations to meet ever-evolving quality standards and provide excellent patient care, clinicians must understand the most up-to-date evidence-based interventions. This library bundle includes 12 highly-interactive courses that get straight to the point and allow nurses to absorb knowledge quickly.

Benefits:

• Addresses some of the most devastating and costly medical diagnoses facing healthcare today like AMI, Blood Transfusion Safety, CAUTI, Heart Failure, Pneumonia, Stroke Care, SSI, Pressure Ulcers, and more
• Provides life-saving interventions and strategies to reduce the cost of care and length of stay