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CDI Prevention Collaborative Workshop March 29, 2011

CDI Prevention Collaborative Workshop March 29, 2011. Welcome – our participants. Collaborative team members From Hospitals From Long term facilities Disciplines: IPs, nurse managers/nurses, physicians, pharmacists, environmental services, other. Essential Elements for Improvement.

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CDI Prevention Collaborative Workshop March 29, 2011

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  1. CDI Prevention Collaborative WorkshopMarch 29, 2011

  2. Welcome – our participants • Collaborative team members • From Hospitals • From Long term facilities • Disciplines: IPs, nurse managers/nurses, physicians, pharmacists, environmental services, other

  3. Essential Elements for Improvement

  4. Ten months in: What have we accomplished and what’s next? Susanne Salem-Schatz, Sc.D. CDI Prevention Collaborative Workshop II March 29, 2010 www.macoalition.org

  5. Learning and Sharing • 12 expert and coaching calls • 3 Regional workshops • 11 teams joined antibiotic stewardship workgroup

  6. You Tested Changes Improve Communication of Current Precautions Status • PLAN: • Standardize location of signage • Store precautions signage in convenient location near/with PPE • DO: • Installed sign holder outside room • Store one of each precaution signs in each sign holder • ACT: • Reduce size of signs; magnetize signs to attach to door frame • Reconsider signage storage options • CHECK: • Sign holders too big for available space to accommodate 4 signs per room • Sign fit well in holders; concern sign holders will break from continual expansion to remove/replace signs

  7. You tracked your rates

  8. Outcome measures may tell you Intervention

  9. or…. HA-CDI Rate / 10,000 Patient Days

  10. But they may not tell you: • Who was involved • What they did • How they got there • What important lessons were learned • Whether you rates are “good enough”

  11. A True Story HA-CDI Rate / 10,000 Patient Days

  12. Regrouping and Moving Forward • Review your aim • Review your practice • Pre-existing practices • Changes you have made • Where are your next opportunities?

  13. How to spend the rest of the day • Share and Learn • Changes • Change Concepts

  14. Change or Change Concept? Improve Communication of Current Precautions Status • PLAN: • Standardize location of signage • Store precautions signage in convenient location near/with PPE • DO: • Installed sign holder outside room • Store one of each precaution signs in each sign holder • ACT: • Reduce size of signs; magnetize signs to attach to door frame • Reconsider signage storage options • CHECK: • Sign holders too big for available space to accommodate 4 signs per room • Sign fit well in holders; concern sign holders will break from continual expansion to remove/replace signs

  15. How to spend the next 20 minutes • Practice Opportunities Worksheet • What do we do? • How well do we do it? • How do we know?

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