2020 Virtual Annual Conference
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SESSION B
PATIENT OUTCOMES
Providing high quality, safe clinical care involves assessing and adopting evidenced-based practice. Healthcare quality professionals are integral in working with clinicians to identify and implement these practices in our own organizations. Key to this role is understanding the published research and the impact on patient outcomes and care processes. The three examples shared here present the clinical impact as well as the structure for ongoing measurement and communication of performance.
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Improving Patient Outcomes Using Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES)
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Stephanie Dodson Mataya, MS, CCC-SLP
Email: SpeakerB1@FAHQ.org
Speech Language Pathologist and FEES Coordinator
BayCare Health System, Clearwater, Florida
This session will describe the use of Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing which can be performed at the Patient’s bedside to assess dysphagia. The presenter will share how to establish a FEES program in the hospital setting. Improvements in Patient outcomes, collaboration opportunities with hospital staff and reduction of resources will be discussed. Real examples with proven results and outcome data will be provided during this presentation.
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Excellence in Healing: Providing the Best Nutrition Care for Patients
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Erin Benya, MS, RD
Email: erin.benya@abbott.com
Clinical Liaison – Southeast Region
Abbott Nutrition, Baltimore, Maryland
Providing the Best Nutrition Care for Patient with Wounds addressing the evidence surrounding how nutrition status can impact wound healing and associated clinical and economic outcomes. We will review evidenced-based nutrition therapy guidelines and key nutrients needs to aid in the wound healing process that can be consumed through food and key targeted nutrition therapies for wound healing.
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Evidence Informed Quality Improvement to Implement Routine Screening for Delirium impacting Outcomes in the Hospitalized Oncology Patient
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Cassandra Vonnes, DNP, GNP-BC, APRN, AOCNP, CPHQ, FAHA
Email: Cassandra.Vonnes@moffitt.org
Geriatric Oncology NICHE Coordinator
Moffitt Cancer Center, Tampa, Florida
This presentation will describe this evidence-informed Quality Improvement project to implement routine screening for delirium in the hospitalized oncology patient. In addition to evaluation of the process measure of delirium screening, patient outcomes impacted include length of stay and falls with injuries.
REMEMBER: On demand access ends Friday, December 11 – don’t let it sneak up on you!
demand access ends Friday, December 11 – don’t let it sneak up on you!
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