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Best Practices and Success Stories
Last Updated: 4/23/2008
We know that there are hospitals making great strides with campaign interventions. If you have a success story to share or think that you could serve as a mentor hospital in the campaign, please contact Sharon Muscatell.
Hospitals Recognized for Implementing Campaign Initiatives
The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) provided each designated IHI Node with a small grant to support and recognize the work being undertaken by hospitals related to the 5 Million lives campaign. The Pennsylvania IHI Node chose to highlight organizations that have successfully implemented initiatives that are part of the 5 Million lives campaign. Using the existing HAP Achievement Awards submission process, 11 organizations that submitted superior entries related to any of the campaign topics were awarded a scholarship to attend the Pennsylvania Patient Safety Symposium.
Deliver Reliable, Evidence-Based Care for Acute Myocardial Infarction
- Doylestown Hospital - Collaboration for Excellence in Door-to-Balloon Time
- Holy Redeemer Hospital and Medical Center - Decreasing Door-to-Balloon Time
- Hamot Medical Center - Cardiac Alert Reperfusion Team Protocol
Deliver Reliable, Evidence-Based Care for Heart Failure Care
- The Reading Hospital and Medical Center - A Systemic Approach to Caring for Heart Failure Patients
Prevent Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia
- Roxborough Memorial Hospital - Getting to Zero: Implementation of the Ventilator Bundle in a Community Hospital
- The Reading Hospital and Medical Center - Prevention of Ventilator Associated Pneumonia in the Trauma Surgical Intensive Care Unit
- St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children - Implementation of VAP Bundle in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Reduce MRSA Infection
- Albert Einstein Healthcare Network - SMASH-Stop MRSA Acquisition and Spread in our Hospitals
Prevent Surgical Site Infections
- Lehigh Valley Hospital and Healthsystem - Cardiothoracic Glycemic Control Protocol
Prevent Central Line Infections
- Altoona Regional Health System - Central Line Associated Bacteremia
- Allegheny General Hospital - Strategies to Decrease Hospital Acquired Infections
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