nlandor
December 24th, 2007, 04:38 PM
Critical Care Red Flags: Recognizing and Responding to Warning Signs that Indicate an Adverse Situation is Developing
At the completion of this teleconference participants will be able to:
Discuss the concept of a "Red Flag" and how it contributes to patient safety;
List and describe the most common Red Flags in healthcare settings;
Discuss in depth the Red Flag of "Fatigue" in critical care;
State three fatigue countermeasure strategies to reduce the negative effect of fatigue;
Develop three Red Flags specific and unique to your organization;
State the actions needed to respond to a Red Flag;
Align organizational directives to support the recognition of, and response to, Red Flags
Session III 12-5-07 includes:
Powerpoint Presentation
Red Flags Case Study
Download Audio (http://webmedia.ipro.org/jeny/hanys/CRM/crm20071205/crm.wmv) (Windows Media File size: 198MB)
Note: For best performance you may wish to save this file to your computer (right-click on the link and choose to "Save As"). If you have any questions or problems listening to these audio-video recordings, please contact Nancy Landor (nlandor@hanys.org (mailto:nlandor@hanys.org)).
At the completion of this teleconference participants will be able to:
Discuss the concept of a "Red Flag" and how it contributes to patient safety;
List and describe the most common Red Flags in healthcare settings;
Discuss in depth the Red Flag of "Fatigue" in critical care;
State three fatigue countermeasure strategies to reduce the negative effect of fatigue;
Develop three Red Flags specific and unique to your organization;
State the actions needed to respond to a Red Flag;
Align organizational directives to support the recognition of, and response to, Red Flags
Session III 12-5-07 includes:
Powerpoint Presentation
Red Flags Case Study
Download Audio (http://webmedia.ipro.org/jeny/hanys/CRM/crm20071205/crm.wmv) (Windows Media File size: 198MB)
Note: For best performance you may wish to save this file to your computer (right-click on the link and choose to "Save As"). If you have any questions or problems listening to these audio-video recordings, please contact Nancy Landor (nlandor@hanys.org (mailto:nlandor@hanys.org)).