What is your fall data trying to tell you?
Wednesday, August 26, 2020 – 1:00-2:00 PM EDT
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FAHQ Member – $15, Non-Members – $30
This webinar will discuss the role of descriptive and inferential statistics related to fall and injury data. Case examples will provide opportunities to apply basic data collected from incident/safety reporting, chart review and team member educational interventions.
Dr. Vonnes attended the University of South Florida for her BS, MS and DNP. Her 25-year NP experiences include acute care and outpatient nephrology and cardiovascular medicine. She was inducted as a Fellow of the American Heart Association for her contributions in cardiovascular medicine. Dr. Vonnes has taught clinical and didactic at the USF College of Nursing for undergraduate and Nurse Practitioner students. Her recent venture into oncology provides an opportunity to use her geriatric expertise as the Nurses Improving the Care of Healthsystem Elders (NICHE) coordinator at Moffitt Cancer Center achieving Exemplar Status. Under Dr. Vonnes leadership Moffitt Cancer Center was the first hospital in Florida to be recognized by the IHI and John A. Hartford Foundation as Committed to Care Excellence for the Older Adult. She has presented both nationally and internationally on Fall and Injury prevention, delirium, and geriatric assessment.
In Pursuit of Patient Partnerships to Improve Quality and Safety
Wednesday, September 23, 2020 – 1:00-2:00 PM EDT
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FAHQ Member – $15, Non-Members – $30
This webinar will present the literature overview of patient engagement related to quality and safety in the healthcare industry. Definitions of terms such as patient centered care, patient engagement, and shared decision making along with instruments to measure engagement will be provided. A road map and resources will highlight a cancer center’s journey to expand their patient partnership to target fall prevention and medication reconciliation.
Dr. Vonnes attended the University of South Florida for her BS, MS and DNP. Her 25-year NP experiences include acute care and outpatient nephrology and cardiovascular medicine. She was inducted as a Fellow of the American Heart Association for her contributions in cardiovascular medicine. Dr. Vonnes has taught clinical and didactic at the USF College of Nursing for undergraduate and Nurse Practitioner students. Her recent venture into oncology provides an opportunity to use her geriatric expertise as the Nurses Improving the Care of Healthsystem Elders (NICHE) coordinator at Moffitt Cancer Center achieving Exemplar Status. Under Dr. Vonnes leadership Moffitt Cancer Center was the first hospital in Florida to be recognized by the IHI and John A. Hartford Foundation as Committed to Care Excellence for the Older Adult. She has presented both nationally and internationally on Fall and Injury prevention, delirium, and geriatric assessment.
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Once live webinars resume, recorded webinars will be made available.
