Here’s what you should know:
1. The toolkit was developed off of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality’s Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program. The program emphasizes improved teamwork, communication and patient safety culture in an attempt to accelerate evidence-based practice implementation.
2. The Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program has reduced infection and patient harm rates in hospitals and long-term care facilities, to date.
3. The toolkit is tailored to ASCs and reflects facility-specific needs.
For more information on the toolkit, click here.
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