A Pathway to Transforming Patient Care through a Pain and Opioid Learning Health System (LHS) Collaborative (POLLC)

A Pathway to Transforming Patient Care through a Pain and Opioid Learning Health System (LHS) Collaborative (POLLC)

Slides from a webinar about a learning community to advance Learning Health Systems to improve pain and opioid management, including implications of learning community activities and products for others. The webinar centers on a panel discussion of learning community benefits to participants and beyond.

CDC’s 2022 Clinical Practice Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Pain for Healthcare Professionals

CDC’s 2022 Clinical Practice Guideline for Prescribing Opioids Training

This training highlights the 12 recommendations and information on implementation and includes patient scenarios.

Physicians, nurses, and other health professionals can receive free continuing education for this training by registering on CDC TRAIN. Search for course number WB4701 and complete the evaluation. WB4701 Accreditation Statement

CDC’s Clinical Practice Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Pain (Updated for Nov 2022 Guideline) Training

Training: CDC’s 2022 Clinical Practice Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Pain

Highlights the 12 recommendations and information on implementation and includes patient scenarios.

Physicians, nurses, and other health professionals can receive free continuing education for this training by registering on CDC TRAIN. Search for course number WB4701 and complete the evaluation. WB4701 Accreditation Statement

Psychotropic Medication Change Package

Psychotropic Medication Change Package

This Psychotropic Change Package provides a resource with steps toward reducing and managing psychotropic medications in long term care. It includes step-by-step actions with several resources to help the facility plan its psychotropic reduction process, including
an Antipsychotic Action Plan template with SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Timebound) goals.

The Patient, Family, and Care Partner Advisor Living Toolkit

The IPRO Patient, Family, and Care Partner Advisor Living Toolkit

The “Patient, Family and Care Partner Advisor (PFCA)” living toolkit outlines best practices and examples for including diverse experiences and voices in healthcare. This toolkit can guide individuals and organizations looking to incorporate patient-centered approaches into their decision-making processes, as well as for direct involvement of PFCA. This toolkit is a valuable resource for PFCAs and healthcare organizations. It is meant to be shared, discussed, and implemented across the healthcare ecosystem.

American Hospital Association Crisis Leadership Tip Sheets

https://www.aha.org/aha-clear/tipsheets

A collection of tip sheets that provide hospitals and health systems with tangible strategies to effectively prepare for and respond to varying emergency scenarios including natural disasters, cyberattacks, concurrent emergencies, mass violence incidents and emergencies in rural settings. Each tip sheet features real-world examples and is designed to enhance hospitals’ and health systems’ preparedness and response capabilities.

CDC Project Firstline

CDC Project Firstline

Adopt Project Firstline

Project Firstline helps healthcare workers understand, think critically, and apply infection control actions.

Project Firstline offers easy-to-use, accurate, and free infection control training resources in multiple formats to align with healthcare workers’ learning needs and preferences. This tool can help you achieve success in providing staff with consistent and effective education related to infection prevention and control, which was developed by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

 IPRO QIN QIO nursing home team recommends that you consider using these resources in a structured way or as a “just in time” learning opportunity.

Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Access Policy and Procedure Toolkit for Nursing Homes and Adult Care Facilities

Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Access Policy and Procedure Toolkit for Nursing Homes and Adult Care Facilities

This Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment and Access Policy and Procedure Toolkit for Nursing Homes and Adult Care Facilities is intended to provide easy-to-adapt policies and procedures for facilities that wish to implement or improve their care for residents with SUD, which includes access to behavioral health resources, medications, telehealth, and referral networks. Most of the policies deal with opioid use disorder treatment, as this was the overarching need identified by nursing homes and adult care facilities; however, this toolkit was designed to be modified, and future updates will include additional substance use disorder policies.