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Patricia Giuffrida1, Anna L Thomas, Heather H David
1At ECRI, Anna Thomas, Patricia Giuffrida, and Heather David are Patient Safety Advisors; Shannon Davila is the Executive Director of "Total Systems Safety;" and Loretta Morgan is a PSO intern.
Abstract:
ECRI and the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) Patient Safety Organization (PSO) convened an interdisciplinary pressure-injury-prevention safety collaborative to strengthen pressure injury assessment, prevention, and treatment planning. Several teams met over 5 months in 2023 to share knowledge and performance improvement tools. This article discusses the safety collaborative, which provided a learning-system platform for participating teams to develop and share improvement plans under the protection of the PSO and to strengthen their pressure-injury-related action plans.
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