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BPOC Toolkit

Introduction

Transformation

Tools

Implementation

Appendices

  • Appendices Section – Cover Page
  • Glossary
  • PowerPoint Presentations – Introduction
  • PowerPoint Presentations
    • Promotion of Patient Safety Through Hospital-based Systems Improvement: Advancement of Information Technology
    • Bar Code Enabled Point-of-Care Technology (BPOC)
    • What is the Imperative for Change?
    • Use of BPOC Technology
    • Who Needs to be Involved in the Change?
    • What are the Resources Needed for Change?
    • Develop a Motivating Vision
    • Build Support for Change
    • Articulate Clear, Specific and Realistic Goals and Strategies
    • Select and Recruit Those Who Will Perform the Change Work
    • Define and Select Level of BPOC Functionality
    • Understand and Define Current Processes
    • Define New Processes
    • Plan and Complete Rollout and Training
    • Data Collection and Feedback
    • Identify Barriers to Change – Develop Strategies to Overcome Them
    • Recognize Participants
    • Look for the Early Win
  • PowerPoint Presentations (Plan for Change)
    • Promotion of Patient Safety Through Hospital-based Systems Improvement: Advancement of Information Technology and Workforce Retention
    • Planning for Change
    • Organizational Change Theory
    • Two Key Principles for the Change Process
    • The Human Side of Change
    • Critical Activities for Organizational Change
    • Determine the Context for Change
    • Develop a Motivating Vision
    • The Purpose of Health Care
    • Build Support for Change
    • Articulate Clear, Specific, and Realistic Goals
    • Articulate Clear, Specific, and Realistic Goals and Strategies
    • Identify Barriers to Change – Develop Strategies to Overcome Them
    • Recognize Participants
    • Look for the Early Win
    • The Institute of Medicine Recommends Six Specific Aims for Health Care
    • Medical Error Terminology
    • Medication-related Error
    • System Changes can Reduce Medication Errors
    • Information Technology can Reduce Medication Errors
    • Workforce Retention Promotes Patient Safety

Additional Resources

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