Session 4: Monitoring and Culture
SESSION DESCRIPTION
Sustaining high levels of performance, for infection prevention measures or any process, requires a learning environment. Routine use of data provides valuable learning and can be managed in simple ways. Creating a culture where everyone feels safe in speaking up, identifying issues and asking questions is essential to success and decreases burnout.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Describe the elements of a learning environment
- Apply simple methods for data collection in their own office or clinic
- Summarize why psychological safety is needed for infection prevention measures to work
FACULTY
Fran Griffin, RRT, MPA
QI Expert
INSTRUCTIONS
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Course Content
EDIT YOUR PROFILE
Ensure your personal information is correct and your credentials (MD, DO, etc.) are added to the last name field of your profile so those credentials are added to your CME certificates.
You will be returned to this page after you've saved your changes.
