2020 Safety and Quality Day | Children's of Alabama

SAFETY AND QUALITY DAY 2020

OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this live activity the participants will be able to

Develop skills to improve the quality and safety of care provided at your institution.
Identify potential quality and safety improvement projects in your everyday work environment.
Review the resources available at our institution to take action.
Examine quality improvement methodology.
Reflect on safety efforts by a diverse set of disciplines across the institution.

First Name

Last Name

Credentials:

M.D.

D.O.

CRNP

Other

If Other, please specify:

City

State

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “An Introduction to Quality and Safety” Nancy Tofil, MD

Communication Skills & Clarity of Talk:

Outstanding

Good

Fair

Poor

How likely are you to make a change as a result of this lecture?

Very Likely

Considering Making a Change

Already Practice It

Not Relevant to My Practice

Not Likely

What change will you make?

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “Consent” Claire Black, JD and Kathleen Street, JD

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “The Role of IP in the COVID Pandemic” Delphene Noland, MSN, RNc-NIC, CIC

Communication Skills & Clarity of Talk:

Outstanding

Good

Fair

Poor

How likely are you to make a change as a result of this lecture?

Very Likely

Considering Making a Change

Already Practice It

Not Relevant to My Practice

Not Likely

What change will you make?

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “GOLDEN WEEK PROGRAM: A Quality Improvement Bundle to Reduce Severe Intracranial Hemorrhage and Early Mortality in Extremely Preterm Infants” Colm Travers, M.D.

Communication Skills & Clarity of Talk:

Outstanding

Good

Fair

Poor

How likely are you to make a change as a result of this lecture?

Very Likely

Considering Making a Change

Already Practice It

Not Relevant to My Practice

Not Likely

What change will you make?

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “Use of Quality Improvement Process to Increase Influenza Vaccination in Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patients” Claire S. Keith, M.D.

Communication Skills & Clarity of Talk:

Outstanding

Good

Fair

Poor

How likely are you to make a change as a result of this lecture?

Very Likely

Considering Making a Change

Already Practice It

Not Relevant to My Practice

Not Likely

What change will you make?

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “CLABSI Prevention: A Relentless Drumbeat” David Galloway, M.D. and Marjorie McCaskey, DNP, RN

Communication Skills & Clarity of Talk:

Outstanding

Good

Fair

Poor

How likely are you to make a change as a result of this lecture?

Very Likely

Considering Making a Change

Already Practice It

Not Relevant to My Practice

Not Likely

What change will you make?

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “What Happens with Children’s 360” Joseph Chewning, M.D. and Amy Hobbs, RN

Communication Skills & Clarity of Talk:

Outstanding

Good

Fair

Poor

How likely are you to make a change as a result of this lecture?

Very Likely

Considering Making a Change

Already Practice It

Not Relevant to My Practice

Not Likely

What change will you make?

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “How to Earn MOC Part IV Credit for Your Quality Improvement Activities” Christine Campbell, M.D.

Communication Skills & Clarity of Talk:

Outstanding

Good

Fair

Poor

How likely are you to make a change as a result of this lecture?

Very Likely

Considering Making a Change

Already Practice It

Not Relevant to My Practice

Not Likely

What change will you make?

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “Improvements in Primary Care” Daniel Reiff, M.D.

Communication Skills & Clarity of Talk:

Outstanding

Good

Fair

Poor

How likely are you to make a change as a result of this lecture?

Very Likely

Considering Making a Change

Already Practice It

Not Relevant to My Practice

Not Likely

What change will you make?

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “Things Nobody Tells You About QI After Residency: Improving Early Screening in a Pandemic” Cason Benton, M.D. and Amy McCollum, M.D.

Communication Skills & Clarity of Talk:

Outstanding

Good

Fair

Poor

How likely are you to make a change as a result of this lecture?

Very Likely

Considering Making a Change

Already Practice It

Not Relevant to My Practice

Not Likely

What change will you make?

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: QI Coaching Session 1 or Session 2 “Quality Improvement How to Start a Project” Nick CaJacob, MD and Adolfo Molina, MD;Buchalter, MD;Campbell, MD;Galloway, MD;Gentle, MD;Hayes, MD;McCaskey, DNP;Walley,MD

Communication Skills & Clarity of Talk:

Outstanding

Good

Fair

Poor

How likely are you to make a change as a result of this lecture?

Very Likely

Considering Making a Change

Already Practice It

Not Relevant to My Practice

Not Likely

What change will you make?

What one idea did you think was the most beneficial to you?

SAFETY AND QUALITY DAY 2020 CONFERENCE EVALUATION

Was this conference free of commercial bias?

Yes

If no, please explain.

Commercial bias is defined as a personal judgment in favor of a specific product or service of a commercial interest.

A commercial interest is any entity producing, marketing, re-selling, or distributing healthcare goods or services consumed by, or used on, patients.

Stated objectives were met during this activity?

Completely

Partially

Not at all

Suggestions for future topics, and why:

Comments on the overall activity:

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SAFETY AND QUALITY DAY 2020

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “An Introduction to Quality and Safety” Nancy Tofil, MD

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “Consent” Claire Black, JD and Kathleen Street, JD

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “The Role of IP in the COVID Pandemic” Delphene Noland, MSN, RNc-NIC, CIC

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “GOLDEN WEEK PROGRAM: A Quality Improvement Bundle to Reduce Severe Intracranial Hemorrhage and Early Mortality in Extremely Preterm Infants” Colm Travers, M.D.

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “Use of Quality Improvement Process to Increase Influenza Vaccination in Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patients” Claire S. Keith, M.D.

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “CLABSI Prevention: A Relentless Drumbeat” David Galloway, M.D. and Marjorie McCaskey, DNP, RN

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “What Happens with Children’s 360” Joseph Chewning, M.D. and Amy Hobbs, RN

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “How to Earn MOC Part IV Credit for Your Quality Improvement Activities” Christine Campbell, M.D.

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “Improvements in Primary Care” Daniel Reiff, M.D.

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: “Things Nobody Tells You About QI After Residency: Improving Early Screening in a Pandemic” Cason Benton, M.D. and Amy McCollum, M.D.

Please evaluate the speaker and their lecture: QI Coaching Session 1 or Session 2 “Quality Improvement How to Start a Project” Nick CaJacob, MD and Adolfo Molina, MD;Buchalter, MD;Campbell, MD;Galloway, MD;Gentle, MD;Hayes, MD;McCaskey, DNP;Walley,MD

SAFETY AND QUALITY DAY 2020 CONFERENCE EVALUATION

Commercial bias is defined as a personal judgment in favor of a specific product or service of a commercial interest.

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