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May 2012 E-zine

How to Instigate a Cultural Evolution & See the Improvements You Want:  Individual/Hospital Impact
(Part 1 in a 2 part series)
 
How can you instigate a culture change and see the improvements you want?  Culture is learned, difficult to change, and places great influence on the behavior and interactions of individuals and their community. Culture helps define who we are, and can impact stability, predictability, and safety (Heathfield, n.d.). Culture change in today’s ever changing health care arena, is critical; an opportunity for growth,  relevancy, and transformation Read More…
 

  
TIPQC 2012 Summer Regional Learning Sessions
Sponsored by Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Neonatology
 
Register Now!
Johnson City - June 5th
 
Knoxville - June 6th 
Chattanooga - June 7th 
Nashville - June 13th 
Memphis – June 18th 
 
  Topics
“What Drives My Improvement Work” and
“Data - Where are our Drivers Taking Us?”
 
Speakers will be Brenda Barker and Peter Grubb
 
For meeting details, a full agenda, and to register, please refer to: 
http://tipqc.org/meetings/regional-meetings/
 
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
 
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 5.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
 

  
 Project Updates
All current project updates can be found on our Projects Page at http://www.tipqc.org/projects.
 
Current Projects 
 
OB—Reducing Elective Deliveries before 39 Weeks 
The 39 Week Elective Delivery Reduction project continues state-wide spread as the Tennessee Hospital Association’s Hospital Engagement Network (HEN) embraces and joins the project.  The next joint webinar will be on May 29.  
  
OB—TN Breastfeeding Promotion
This project is open for statewide enrollment.  To enroll, please contact the TIPQC office.  The next webinar will be on May 7. 
 
NICU—Human Milk for NICU Infants Project
New aim, new year….join up or recommit to see new and continued improvements in this project.  The next webinar is on May 8.
 
NICU—Family Involvement 
This group has decided to meet monthly for webinars sharing best practices for engaging and supporting NICU families. All teams and interested families are welcome to join.  Next webinar is scheduled for May 17. 
 
NICU—Undetected CCHD Registry 
Eleven babies were found in 2011 throughout the state who were initially discharged without a diagnosis of CCHD.  We will continue keeping track of these undiagnosed infants in 2012 prior to the implementation of pulse oximetry screening. 
  
PROJECTS BEING PILOTED
 
Hospital/Delivery Centers—Breastfeeding Promotion 
The second informational webinar will be held on June 1, with a statewide “face-to-face” meeting being planned for July 20 in Nashville.
 
NICU—Follow Up Network 
This project just received state IRB approval.  Teams are completing applications/data agreements and local IRB or Quality Council approval, and will begin data collection in May.
  
PROJECTS BEING DEVELOPED 
 
NICU–Golden Hour 
The tool kit and data forms should be completed and submitted to IRB this month.  The statewide kick off for this project is scheduled in Nashville for September 12.  
 
NICU—Neonatal Abstinence Management
This toolkit is nearing completion and teams are reviewing data strategies. 
 
OB—Maternal Mortality 
The development team has zeroed in on post-partum hemorrhage as a first target for a statewide QI effort to address contributors to Maternal Mortality in Tennessee.   
 
PROJECTS IN SUSTAINMENT
  
 NICU—CLABSI Reduction 
This project has gone into sustainment. Congratulations to all the teams!  The group selected to develop a Phase 2 project centered around all BSIs.  To begin Phase 2 development, we need two physician leaders, as well as 2-3 teams. 
 
NICU–Admission Temperature Project 
This project continues in sustainment having cut hypothermia on admission in half.  Please see: http://www.tipqc.org/projects/temp-project/after-one-year-sustainment/
 
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Project team members email lynn.booker@tipqc.org to unlock access to your project forums.

 
Improvement Spotlight
 
Centennial Hospital has seen a culture change around their breastfeeding.  According to Patti Scott, “One young mom I visited right after delivery, when asked about how she planned to feed her baby was delighted.  She said I have been waiting for someone to ask me about that!  I plan to breastfeed and I wanted to deliver here because I know Centennial is known for their breastfeeding support.”
 

  
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Upcoming TIPQC Offerings
 
May 7
7:30am - OB BF Project Webinar
 
May 8
2:00pm - NICU HM4NICU Project Webinar
 
May 17
3:00pm - Family Involvement Team Webinar
 
For more TIPQC & perinatal community dates to remember please see our full calendar.
 

 
 

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“Thank you for including me in the mailing of TIPQC News. It is a great newsletter! I loved the idea of the NICU photos and stories! And all the ideas are so great to share!!! I truly appreciate your thinking of me. I’ll be passing along the ideas for breast milk to our WINpqc group that is working on this project now. And what a great inspiration for a newsletter - it really is top notch. Thanks again!!!” Sue K., Wheaton Franciscan - St. Joseph

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