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1 THA Hospital Improvement Innovation Network (HIIN) Monthly Check-In 8-16-17

2 HIIN Participants 4022 HIIN hospitals nationally
1645 HRET HIIN hospitals as of 78 THA HIIN hospitals

3 National HIIN Goal Goal through 9-27-19 20% reduction in HACs
12% reduction in 30-Day Readmissions

4 THA HIIN Communications
Weekly TCPS e-newsletter messages to hospital and system contacts Site visits / coaching calls

5 HRET HIIN Resources ADE Airway safety CAUTI C diff CLABSI
Culture of safety Diagnostic error Healthcare disparities Iatrogenic delirium Falls Malnutrition MDROs Patient and family engagement Pressure ulcers Radiation exposure Readmissions Rural and CAHs Sepsis SSI VAE VTE

6 HRET HIIN Resources Topics Change Packages Checklist Past Webinars
Additional Resources Available at: Tennessee Center for Patient Safety (TCPS) website: HRET HIIN website:

7 HRET HIIN Listservs Adverse drug events Data analytics
Healthcare disparities Hospital-wide topics (falls, pressure injuries, VTE) ICU topics Infections Level 1 trauma Patient and family engagement Readmissions Rural/critical access hospitals Sepsis

8 Report Distributor NHSN Claims Survey
Measure Report Distributor NHSN Claims Survey Adverse Drug Events (Anticoagulants, Hypoglycemic, Opioids) X CAUTI CLABSI C Difficile Falls MRSA Pressure Ulcers Readmissions Sepsis Surgical Site Infections Patient & Family Engagement Post-op Venous Thromboembolism Ventilator-Associated Events Worker Safety

9 Important Data Milestone
Participation Improvement October 2016 through July 2017 Due by August 31

10 Report Distributor Reminders
Data should be current for HIIN project (October 2016 and forward) Data is due the end of each month for the previous month – including “zeroes” Report Distributor is refreshed monthly (20th) Edits to data previously submitted should be ed to Data entry assistance available--contact Jennifer McIntosh

11 HIIN Readmissions Challenge
Goal: Capture patient/family perspectives on readmission contributing factors Process: Interview up to five readmitted patients and complete a short survey by August 31 Optional interview tools and the survey link will be ed to HIIN main contacts and Readmission contacts this week

12 Fall Regional Meetings
Tuesday, September 12 in Memphis Thursday, September 14 in Knoxville Tuesday, September 19 in Nashville Agenda (opioid crisis, patient handling, UP campaign implementation, patient stories, breakout sessions—MDROs, falls, sepsis) Meals Mileage reimbursement

13 THA Leadership Summit Weds., October 11 (8:30-4:00)
Keynote by Bryan Sexton Thriving vs Surviving: Enhancing Caregiver Resilience Oral presentations by Weds., October 11 at THA annual conference Poster session and THA welcome reception (4:00-5:30)

14 Additional questions and comments?

15 THA HIIN Contacts Name Email Sr. VP for Clinical Services Chris Clarke
VP for Operations HIIN Management Patient & Family Engagement Disparities Patrice Mayo Data Manager Jennifer McIntosh Clinical Quality Improvement Specialist Adverse Drug Events C. Difficile VTE MRSA SSI Jackie Moreland Readmissions Sepsis Worker Safety Rhonda Dickman CAUTI CLABSI Falls Pressure Injuries VAE Janet Meadows

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