Advancing the Business Case for Fall Prevention Programs
Recorded on September 25, 2012 (60 minutes)

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Do you have a fall prevention program that works, but you can’t obtain the resources to implement it?   Falls lead to injury and increased length of stay that are no longer reimbursed, thereby making falls prevention a top priority for hospitals today.  However, many healthcare facilities continue to manage fall prevention by a nurse-management program, without strategies to incrementally increase program infrastructure and capacity to change impact and outcomes.

Combining cost methods with quality improvement programs can help organizations determine the need for revising program infrastructure and capacity to enhance patient, unit and facility outcomes.  To help hospitals begin to build a business case for fall prevention programs, ANA’s Nursing Quality Network is offering a specially focused webinar:  Building the Business Case for Fall Prevention Programs.  Register today to make the case for your Fall Prevention Program! 

Learning Objectives
After the webinar, participants should be able to:

1.    Detail the burden of falls to society, facility and patient
2.    Discern barriers and facilitators to a business case approach
3.    Differentiate methods to build a business case
4.    Construct an initial business case approach.

Who should attend?
Quality Improvement Professionals, Nurse Managers, Staff Nurses, Hospital Administrators


Payment
Members of the Nursing Quality Network can attend this event for free.

Nursing Quality Network members – enter your Network Membership code to access this webinar for Free.  Contact QualityNetwork@ana.org if you need help remembering your Network code.

ANA Members and staff at NDNQI hospitals receive a discount.  Select the appropriate option after adding the item to your cart, and enter the appropriate code.

NDNQI Hospitals and ANA members are eligible for a discount on this webinar.  Please enter the code ARCH2012 (case sensitive) at checkout to receive a discounted price.

To pay by check, please send the following information to NursingQuality@commpartners.com with the title and date of the event in the subject line:  First name, Last name, Organization, Address, City, State, Zip code, Phone number, Email address, and if applicable, the discount code being used.

Upon receipt of this information, CommPartners, the technology provider for ANA, will provide an invoice for the appropriate fees.  PLEASE NOTE that your registration is complete when the check payment has been received.  Access instructions will not be provided until the check payment has been received.  Requests to pay by check must be received 7 or more days prior to live events.

Contact Us:
For Registration information and help, please contact us:
Email: NursingQuality@commpartners.com
Phone: 1.877.488.2666

For Information about the Nursing Quality Network, please contact us at QualityNetwork@ana.org or
1-888-962-7484

 

Patricia Quigley, PhD, ARNP, CRRN, FAAN, FAANP
Associate Chief, Nursing Service for Research
Associate Director, Patient Safety Center of Inquiry
James A. Haley Hospital              


Renowned expert, Patricia Quigley, PhD, ARNP, CRRN, FAAN, FAANP, has demonstrated leadership in evidence based practice to improve safety and decrease the risk of falls.  She continues to be a leader in the establishment of community, state, regional and national partnerships to shape research agenda, policy, and health outcomes.  Dr. Quigley is an educator, a clinician, and an authority in national policy and leading practices whose engaging and readily applicable presentations are solicited worldwide.

1.0 contact hour will be awarded to each participant who registers for and attends the webinar and completes an online evaluation.

The American Nurses Association Center for Continuing Education and Professional Development is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

ANCC Provider Number 0023.

ANA is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP6178.