Trade confusion for order

Article Abstract:

The University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation (UWMF) has stepped up its emergency care process with a 3-year improvement plan designed to increase quality and save money. By developing a phased-in quality improvement program and implementing consistent emergency practices, nurse leaders help increase their staff's comfort level, save the organization money, and meet Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare organizations' standards.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Product quality, Wisconsin, Standards, Quality management, Emergency medical services

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Emergency management: What's new?

Article Abstract:

Various changes made to the Standard EC.4.20, Emergency Drills of the Emergency Management, which became effective from July 1, 2006 are highlighted. The changes reflected in the drill critiques reveal that the critiques must show involvement and participation from administration, clinical, and support staff.

Evaluation, Emergency management, Emergency preparedness

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Implementation: A team effort

Article Abstract:

Innovation is an idea, implementation is a team effort, and for diffusion of the idea to team members, a five-point strategy is suggested.

Evidence-based nursing, Health care teams

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