Teaching and Learning Slide Sets

Improving Quality and Safety During Transitions of Care
This presentation was given by Eric Coleman, MD, MPH, Jeffrey Greenwald, MD, Lakshmi Halasyamani, MD, and Mark V. Williams, MD members of Project BOOST (Better Outcomes for Older Adults in Safe Transitions) at the Society of Hospital Medicine’s 2008 Annual Meeting in San Diego, Ca. It discusses the dangers and risks involved in hospital discharge. It provides information on the Project BOOST toolkit, designed to improve transitions of care which includes beneficial clinical tools and resources.  Project BOOST was designed to help implement these tools which are provided via the Resource Room.
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Transitions of Care Between Hospitalists and Office Internists: How to Improve the “Handoff”
This slide set authored by Eric E. Howell, MD will allow you to: Review the data the discharge process, identify components of the patient transfer that are “high risk”, and evaluate three potential options for improvement: Communications between hospitalists and office internists, IT solutions, and Interdisciplinary teams aiding in the discharge process.
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Hospital Care of Older Patients
This slide set by Bill Lyons, MD will cover the following topics: Why care about this?, functional decline in the hospital, two studied interventions, admitting the older patient, daily work rounds, and prognosis after hospital Prognosis after hospitalization.
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Transitional Care
This slide set by Bill Lyons, MD, consists case study modules along with a question, along with right and wrong answers with explanations, will follow each module.
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Acute and Post-Acute of the Elderly: Models for Improving Outcomes
Authored by Adrienne Green, MD, Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine and Hospitalist, University of California, San Francisco, the objectives of this slide set are to: Review the impact of hospitalization and SNF placement on outcomes in the elderly, review significance of and risk factors for functional decline in the hospitalized geriatric patient, review interventions to prevent functional decline and improve outcomes.
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Best Practices in Communications After Hospital Discharge
Authored by Sunil Kripalani, MD, MSc, this slide set will cover: The vulnerable period post-discharge; Discharge summaries & contacting patients after discharge; Prescription for improved communication.
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Complex Discharge Planning Rounds, Medication Reconciliation and Innovations in the Discharge Transition
Authored by Adrienne Green, MD, Jeff Greenwald, MD, Lakshmi Halasyamani, MD, and Eric Howell, MD will cover complex discharge planning, medication reconciliation, re-engineering the hospital discharge for safety and accountability, and innovations in the discharge transition.
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The Medication Reconciliation Dilemma
Authored by Eric E. Howell, MD & Brian Clay, MD the learning objectives of this slide set are to: Learn the impact of medication reconciliation (or lack there of) on patients, identify the potential weaknesses in current medication reconciliation processes and demonstrate a knowledge of current options, option strengths and option limitations
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Faculty Development: Teaching Triggers for Transitional Care. “A Train-the-Trainer Model”
Authored by Lindsay Mazotti, MD and C. Bree Johnston, MD from the University of California, San Francisco Department of Medicine, the learning objectives of this slide set are to: Improve knowledge about transitions; Understand the 3 domains of transitions in care; Identify teachable moments in readmissions, transfers; Increase awareness around good discharge summaries.
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Joint Commission’s National Patient Safety Goal: Requirement 3E, Anticoagulation Background and Introduction
This collection of slide sets will allow you to review the steps several institutions across the country of have taken to meet the Joint Commission’s National Patient Safety Goal: Requirement 3E. Review the slides to learn how others are attempting to reduce the incidence of patient harm due to anticoagulation therapy. Compiled by Premier, Inc.
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