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S-17 Coney Island Hospital: Reducing Variation
in the Assessment & Treatment of Pressure
Ulcers through the Use of Digital Imaging,
Information Technology, and Collaboration
between Acute and Long-Term Care Facilities
S-18 First Databank: A Novel System for Rating
the Attributes of Drug Product Identifiers
S-19 First Databank, Inc.: A Hierarchal Approach
to Narcotic Dose Screening
S-20 Gouverneur Healthcare Services: Utilizing
Volunteers to Improve Patient Safety
by Reducing Medication Errors through
Improving Patients’ Health Literacy Skills
S-21 Harlem Hospital Center: The Role of
TeamSTEPPS in Improving Patient Flow and
Safety in MRI
S-22 Harlem Hospital Center: From Image Gently
to Image Wisely and Beyond: A Patient
Safety Initiative
S-23 Harlem Hospital Center: Quality and Patient
Safety in Imaging
S-24 Harlem Hospital Center: Medication Errors
Monitoring and Management at Harlem
Hospital Center
S-25 Hospital Corporation of America:
Interdisciplinary Team Transforming
Medication Management Safety Systems in
Ambulatory Surgery Centers
S-26 Hunterdon Healthcare System: Respect,
Communication, and Best Practices
S-27 Japan Association for Development of
Community Medicine, Center for Patient Safety
and Quality: CRM-base Team Training - MITT
S-28 JFK Health System: A Case for Using a
System Approach to Bar Coded Medication
Administration
S-29 JFK Health System: Reducing Central Line
-Associated Blood Stream Infections:
Organizing for and Addressing Maintenance
S-30 JPS Health Network: JPS Clinical Alarms Task Force
S-31 Kenner Army Health Clinic: Improving
Abbreviation Compliance by External Providers
S-32 Lehigh Valley Health Network: Three Words
to Engage a Network in Patient Safety
S-33 Lehigh Valley Health Network: Implementing
a Fall Prevention Newsletter to Enhance
Patient Safety
S-34 Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center:
A Multidisciplinary Approach to Decrease
Falls and Falls Related Injuries in a Busy
Inner-City Hospital
2012 NPSF POSTER PRESENTATIONS
S-35 Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center:
The Successful Implementation of a
Pharmacy Led Antibiotic Stewardship
Program: A Ten-Year Experience
S-36 Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center:
A Multidisciplinary Approach to Reduce the
Rate of Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract
Infections through Improved Teamwork,
Communication, and an Electronic Clinical
Decision Support Tool
S-37 Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center:
The Implementation and Impact of
TeamSTEPPS Tools and Strategies to
Improve Communication, Patient Outcomes
and Reduce Clinical Errors
S-38 Lincoln Medical Center: Improving
Diabetic Retinal Screening Rates and
Implementing a Triage Process to Identify
Diabetic Retinopathy
S-39 Magee Rehabilitation Hospital: Changing
the Culture: Reducing Falls during a
Major Restraint Reduction Initiative in a
Rehabilitation Hospital
S-40 Mariners Hospital: Antibiotic
Stewardship as a Quality Safety Net in
an Emergency Department
S-41 Massachusetts General Hospital: Safety
Reports - A Vehicle for Change and
Improvement
S-42 MassGeneral Hospital for Children:
Can Low-Volume High-Risk Pediatric
Medication Safety be Resolved within a
Large Academic Medical Center?
S-43 Mayo Clinic Arizona: Enhancing Cultural
and Behavioral Competency: The Mortality
and the Deteriorating Patient Simulation
Project (MDPS)
S-44 Metropolitan Hospital: Prevention of Falls in
Inpatient Behavioral Health Services
S-45 Miami Children’s Hospital: Effects of Electronic
Monitoring on Hand Hygiene Adherence and
Healthcare-Associated Infections
S-46 National Health Foundation: Patient Safety
First: A California Partnership for Health
S-47 New York City Health and Hospitals
Corporation: Labor and Management Joining
Forces to Improve Patient Safety
S-48 North Bronx Healthcare Network: Reducing
Adverse Events on Labor and Delivery
S-49 North Shore Medical Center: Early Patient
Discharge: A Battle to Conquer
S-50 Premier healthcare alliance: Enable Clinical
Improvement and Build Sustainable
Processes with Tools: Evidence Based Care,
Patient Mortality, and Patient Experience
S-51 Rhode Island Hospital: Translating an
Evidence-Based Protocol for Nurse-To-Nurse
Shift Handoffs
S-52 Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation and Home:
Working towards Zero: Preventing Acute Care
Hospitalization of Skilled Nursing Residents
S-53 St Joseph Hospital: An Interdisciplinary
Team Approach Endorsed Collaboration and
Promotes Fall Reduction
S-54 St. Joseph’s Hospital: The Patient Safety
Innovation Council
S-55 Stony Brook Medicine: Improving Outcomes
for Ventilated Intensive Care Patients
S-56 Texas Health Resources: Innovative Patient
Safety Culture Observation Program
S-57 Tokyo Medical University: Systematic Control
to Perform CVC Insertion More Safely
S-58 UCLA Health System: Individualizing
Assessments of Risk to Reduce Falls in
University of California Medical Centers
S-59 UMDNJ/NJMS: Incorporating Patient Safety
into Medical Education
S-60 VA Puget Sound Health Care System:
Building Two to Two Hundred: A Proactive
Risk Assessment to Ensure a Safe Transition
during the Activation of a Community
Living Center
S-61 Virginia Mason Medical Center: To Gown or
Not to Gown?
S-62 Westat: The AHRQ Health Care Innovations
Exchange: Sharing Innovative Solutions to
Improve Patient Safety
S-63 Yale New Haven Health Center for Emergency
Preparedness and Healthcare Solutions:
Perceived Barriers and Facilitators to
Implementation of a Novel Infection
Prevention Strategy
S-64 Woodhull North Brooklyn Health Network:
Reducing the Risk of Medication Error through
the Development and Implementation of a
Pediatric Medication Calculator
S-65 Woodhull North Brooklyn Health Network:
The Impact of Staff Reports of Near
Misses on the Culture of Safety in a Large
Inner-City Hospital
S-66 673rd Medical Group/SGHQ: Arctic Medics:
Following the North Star to 365 Patient
Safety/ Team Excellence
S-67 Northwestern University, Institute for
Healthcare Studies: Transforming Healthcare:
Educating a Workforce to Improve Quality
and Safety
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