HMF Seminar CD-ROM Fall 2006

All seminar participants receive a Hospitals Moving Forward with Patient- and Family-Centered Care resource notebook and CD-ROM that provide useful, practical materials on Patient- and Family-Centered Care. These materials can be used to facilitate the process of change in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and other health care entities within health care systems. Purchase the CD-ROM that includes all the "notebook" material.

This CD-ROM contains all of the documents included in our seminar notebook as well as a wealth of other supplemental materials including five self-assessments:

• Patient- And Family-Centered Maternity Care in Hospitals: A Self-Assessment Inventory
• Patient- And Family-Centered Outpatient Maternity Care in Hospitals: A Self-Assessment Inventory
• Advancing Family-Centered Newborn Intensive Care: A Self-Assessment Inventory
• Patient- And Family-Centered Pediatric Care in Hospitals: A Self-Assessment Inventory
• Patient- And Family-Centered Pediatric Ambulatory Care in Hospitals: A Self-Assessment Inventory

If you did not get the chance to attend our seminar you don’t want to miss out on this CD-ROM with over 1200 pages of information and a QuickTime video on Patient- and Family-Centered Care: Partnerships for Quality and Safety from the American Hospital Association.

Item No. 32407, Price: $150

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Table of Contents

Plenary Sessions:

• Hospitals Moving Forward with Patient- and Family-Centered Care: A Visual Tour
• Recognizing Patient- and Family-Centered Care
• Learning from Patient and Family Stories
• Collaboration with Patients and Families in Clinical Practice
• Cultural & Linguistic Competence: Implications for Hospitals & Health Care Systems
• The Shared Care Plan and Transforming the Electronic Medical Record
• Patient and Family Perceptions of Care: Measurement and Public Reporting

Major Breakout Sessions:

• The Dana-Farber Story
• Changing Organizational Culture for Adult Cardiac Surgery in a Community Hispital
• Applying Patient- and Family-Centered Concepts to Ambulatory Care
• Maternity Care-Profiles of change: Practical Strategies and Lessons Learned
• Newborn Intensive Care-Profiles of change: Practical Strategies and Lessons Learned
• Pediatric Care-Profiles of change: Practical Strategies and Lessons Learned
• The Birth of Jacob—Honoring the Gift of Jacob
• Partners and Allies—Collaborating with Patients and Families
• The Josie King Story
• Changing the View that Families are Visitors in Maternity, Pediatric, and Newborn Intensive Care Settings.
• Changing the View that Families are Visitors in Adult Hospital Settings
• Building Cultural Competence in Ambulatory Programs
• Developing a Patient and Family Faculty Program

Topical Sessions:

• Patient and Family Advisory Councils—How to Get started
• Single room Newborn Intensive Care: Collaborative Design Planning and Supporting Staff for Change in Practice
• Partnering with Patient and Family Advisors to Improve your Hospital's Forms, Information, and Patient and Family Education Materials
• Leadership for Transformational Change: The MCG Story
• End-of-Life Care
• Working with Patients and Families Living in Poverty and Other Difficult Situations
• Patient- and Family-Centered Practice: The Evolution of Clinicians
• Applying Patient- and Family-Centered Concepts to Design and Design Planning for Renovation and New Construction Projects
• Collaborating with Youth and Families to Create Successful Transitions to Adult Health Care for Individuals with Special Health Care Needs
• Enhancing Support for Teen Mothers and Fathers
• Patient- and Family-Centered Approaches to Discharge and Transition Planning in Newborn Intensive Care and Pediatric Settings
• Patient- and Family-Centered Approaches to Discharge and Transition Planning in Adult Health Care Settings
• Involving Physicians in Patient- and Family-Centered Initiatives: Applying Principles to Practice
• The Next Stpes in the Process of Change: Answering the Unanswered Questions
• Sharing of Individuals Hospitals' Plans for Change

Supporting Materials

• Patient- and Family-Centered Care-Core materials
• Maternity Care
• Newborn Intensive Care
• Inpatient and Outpatient Pediatric Care

Bibliography

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