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SUMMARY:Clinician Safety in the Home
DESCRIPTION:Clinical Safety in the HomeOctober 27\, 12:00 - 1:00 PMThis session shares the education and presentations used to keep clinicians safe in the home\, and discusses the agency's Safety Committee programs. Attendees will leave with suggestions they can adapt into their own employee education programs and agency policies/processes.The Case for a Structured Safety Program Common risks clinicians face in home settings (environmental\, personal\, clinical/exposure-related\, driving/travel)Cost of not addressing it: turnover\, injury\, liability\, moraleFraming safety as both a policy issue and a culture issueEducation & Training Programs at Cro Health Overview of the education/presentations offered to cliniciansOnboarding safety trainingOngoing/recurring education (annual refreshers\, in-services)Format(s) used (in-person\, e-learning\, huddles\, etc.)The Safety Committee Purpose and structure of the committeeMembership/roles who's involved and howMeeting cadence and how issues are surfaced (incident reports\, staff concerns\, near-misses)How the committee turns concerns into action (policy changes\, new training\, communication)SpeakerJamie A. McGowan PT\, COS-C\, HCO-S\, Clinical Education and Informatics Specialist\, Cro Health
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Clinical Safety in the Home
October 27\, 12:00 - 1:00 PM
This session shares the education and presentations used to keep clinicians safe in the home\, and discusses the agency'\;s Safety Committee programs. Attendees will leave with suggestions they can adapt into their own employee education programs and agency policies/processes.
The Case for a Structured Safety Program \;
- Common risks clinicians face in home settings (environmental\, personal\, clinical/exposure-related\, driving/travel)
- Cost of not addressing it: turnover\, injury\, liability\, morale
- Framing safety as both a policy issue and a culture issue
Education &\; Training Programs at Croí\; Health \;
- Overview of the education/presentations offered to clinicians
- Onboarding safety training
- Ongoing/recurring education (annual refreshers\, in-services)
- Format(s) used (in-person\, e-learning\, huddles\, etc.)
The Safety Committee \;
- Purpose and structure of the committee
- Membership/roles &mdash\; who'\;s involved and how
- Meeting cadence and how issues are surfaced (incident reports\, staff concerns\, near-misses)
- How the committee turns concerns into action (policy changes\, new training\, communication)
Speaker
Jamie A. McGowan PT\, COS-C\, HCO-S\, \;Clinical Education and Informatics Specialist\, Croí\; Health \;
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URL:https://members.thinkhomecare.org/advocacy-calendar/Details/clinician-safety-in-the-home-1937990?sourceTypeId=Hub
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