Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Familiarizing staff with JCI accreditation standards
- How to structure your organization’s pursuit of accreditation
- Leading practices for achieving accreditation
- How JCI standards can equip your organization to address common quality improvement challenges
- Leading methods of JCI survey preparation from our experienced consultants and clinical leaders
- Tactics to meet the most challenging hospital standards
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Understanding JCI’s Tracer Methodology and how you can use it to uncover hidden patient safety issues inside your organization
- Developing the critical skills involved in conducting an effective patient or system tracer
- How to conduct all aspects of tracers in your own organization, from pre-planning, to execution, to improvement planning
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Helping you design safety as an integral part in new construction or renovation projects
- Understanding the responsibilities of leadership for planning a safe healthcare facility
- Describing the basic framework necessary for establishing a Facility Management Department
- Drafting the required documents for National and International accreditation processes
- Utilizing essential tools for inspecting, testing, and maintaining a safe healthcare facility
- Creating a thorough staff education program
- Implementing relevant key performance indicators to track and effect continuous improvement initiatives
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Familiarizing staff with emergency response role
- How to structure an emergency response center
- Strategies for developing a successful EOP
- Gap analysis between written EOP and its implementation
- Integrating infection prevention into Emergency Management
- Best practices from the field
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Implementing a quality management program
- Driving organizational change to improve the culture of quality and safety
- Utilizing performance improvement methods
- Transforming data into information through the use of data analytics
- Implementing strategies to improve patient safety
- Identifying and managing risks through strong mitigation strategies
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Components of infection control program
- Responsibilities of an Infection Control Program
- Resources necessary for an infection control program
- Goals of an Infection Control Program
- Medical equipment, devices, and supplies cleaning and disinfection process
- Management of infectious and clinical waste
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Evaluating policies, data, and processes pertaining to medications in all areas of the organization
- Reviewing of high-risk processes.
- Understanding pharmacy operations assessments
- Understanding the safe use of electronic medical systems
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Defining what is leadership and clinical leadership
- Types of leadership styles
- The difference between leadership and management
- Board models
- How to link quality data for the decision-making process of the board and leaders