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.

LINKS Portfolio: Advance Care Planning

The IPRO QIN-QIO has prepared educational materials to help spread awareness about health topics relevant to your community members and to support population health. Each LINKS portfolio introduces a health-related topic and resources for more information. This is the cover for the LINKS Advance Care Planning portfolio.

Advance Care Planning Fact Sheet
This fact sheet provides data about Advance Care Planning, including the importance, resources that help support the discussion, and links to state-specific requirements.

Advance Care Planning: Tools and Resources to Help You Get Started
This PowerPoint presentation is about Advance Care Planning and can be adapted to fit the needs of your specific audience or community.

Advance Care Planning: Conversation Posters
Posters that can be displayed in consumer or patient-facing areas to encourage discussions about Advance Care Planning. Select the one that best suits your needs, 3 are in English, and 1 in Spanish.

Advance Care Planning: Resources for Patients and Families
A guide that provides a curated list of tools and resources to support patients and providers through the Advance Care Planning process, and serious illness or end-of-life care conversations.

Get to Know Me – Transitions, Transfers, Appointments

“One of the most important steps in providing quality dementia care is to know
the person with dementia.
This resource can provide insight into the resident to avoid triggers that could
result in disruptions due to changes in the environment and care providers.
The form has fillable fields and should be printed and sent with the resident/patient when they will be in an unfamiliar environment. “

Integrating Health-Related Social Needs (HRSN) Screening and Referral into Clinical Workflow

This toolkit provides steps your organization can take to integrate a social needs screening and referral process into its clinical workflow. These steps are general recommendations that an organization can consider and adapt for its specific needs. The recommendations are general by design, to ensure they are useful for the diverse organizations that will be using this toolkit and their unique patient populations, workflow, and available resources.