PPT-Advancing Choosing Wisely® Take action to reduce unnecessary care and avoid harm
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Advancing Choosing Wisely Take action to reduce unnecessary care and avoid harm Choosing Wisely is a campaign that aims to promote conversations between clinicians
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Advancing Choosing Wisely Take action to reduce unnecessary care and avoid harm Choosing Wisely is a campaign that aims to promote conversations between clinicians and patients to choose care that. Welcome to the Choosing Wisely PowerPoint presentation template. . Please read before proceeding:. Because of the company logos at the bottom of each slide, we ask that you not modify this slide deck—except to delete slides that are not relevant to your audience. . Dear Colleagues, Choosing Wisely Vicky Blakey, Jill Foreman, Bob Warnock, Stacey Rutter. Team of Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists. Service Improvement Story - Commenced January 2010. Our service improvement project (SIP) has enabled our service to:. ®. An initiative of the ABIM Foundation. Overview of the MiHIA Regional Campaign . The Issues. Waste in Health Care Spending*. $750 Billion. 30% Unnecessary Care. Americans Living Longer, Quality of Life Decreasing. Hypoglycemia Safety Initiative (HSI). October 2014. Susan Kirsh, MD, MPH . Mark McConnell, MD. Storm Morgan, RN, MSN, MBA. October . 2012. Bernie Good, MD. Donna Leslie, . PharmD. Chartered May, 2014. Tort: . harm caused to a person or property for which the law provides a civil remedy. The branch of law that holds persons, private organizations, and governments responsible for damages and injuries . Avoid expletive phrases.. It is, There is, There are, . . . Avoid unnecessary articles (a, an, the ).. She hated to wash [the] dishes.. Collapse unnecessary prepositional phrases.. She lived in the house on the corner. . Senior VP, . Lown. Institute. Visiting Scientist, Harvard School of Public Health . sbrownlee@lowninstitute.org. RWJF Policy Fellows . Washington, DC. . October . 7, . 2016 . If Overuse is a symptom, what’s the disease. Vicky Blakey, Jill Foreman, Bob Warnock, Stacey Rutter. Team of Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists. Service Improvement Story - Commenced January 2010. Our service improvement project (SIP) has enabled our service to:. Take action to reduce unnecessary care and avoid harm. Choosing Wisely® . is a campaign that aims to promote conversations between clinicians and patients to choose care that: . 1. . I. s supported by evidence. Hypoglycemia Safety Initiative (HSI). October 2014. Susan Kirsh, MD, MPH . Mark McConnell, MD. Storm Morgan, RN, MSN, MBA. October . 2012. Bernie Good, MD. Donna Leslie, . PharmD. Chartered May, 2014. 5 Table 1 Response to Insistent Patient by Demographics Order test/ Order but advise against Refuse to order test All MDs 53 40 Sees 100 patients per week 48 44 Sees 100 patients per week 61 32 Has Foundation Module. Learning Objectives. Define common terminology in healthcare resources stewardship. Discuss the causes of inappropriate test ordering and prescribing behaviour. Describe the potential harms and adverse effects of inappropriate test ordering and prescribing.
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