Develop an 8–14 slide PowerPoint presentation withthorough speaker's notes designed for a hypothetical in-service session relatedto the improvement plan you developed in Assessment 2.
Criterion1. Describe the purpose and goals of an in-service session on a specific
patient safety issue. Explains the purpose and goals of an in-service sessionon a specific patient safety issue, with purpose and goals that are relevant andachievable within the in-service session.
- Explains the need and process to improve safety outcomes related to a specificpatient safety issue, with reference to specific data, evidence, or standards tosupport the explanation.
- Explains audience's role and importance of making the improvement plansuccessful, using persuasive and transparent communication to improve buy-in.
- Creates resources or activities to encourage skill development and processunderstanding related to a safety improve initiative, explaining their value.
- Slides are easy to read and clutter free. Slide background is “visually” pleasingwith a contrasting color for the text and may utilize graphics. Detailed speakernotes are provided.
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Slide 2: Purpose & Goals
- Title: Purpose and Goals
- Bullet Points:
- Purpose: To increase awareness of the risks and consequences of HAIs.
- Goals:
- Increase knowledge of HAI prevention strategies.
- Improve hand hygiene compliance among all staff.
- Enhance adherence to infection control protocols.
- Foster a culture of safety and accountability.
Speaker Notes:
- Our primary goal is to empower each of you with the knowledge and skills to actively participate in preventing HAIs.
- By working together, we can significantly reduce the risk of these infections for our patients and improve their overall hospital experience.
Slide 3: The Impact of HAIs
- Title: The Impact of HAIs
- Bullet Points:
- Increased patient morbidity and mortality
- Prolonged hospital stays
- Increased healthcare costs
- Increased risk of antibiotic resistance
- Negative impact on patient satisfaction
- Image: A graph or chart illustrating the impact of HAIs (e.g., increased length of stay, higher mortality rates)
Speaker Notes:
- HAIs have serious consequences for our patients.
- They can lead to prolonged hospital stays, increased complications, and even death.
- These infections also have a significant financial impact on the hospital and the healthcare system as a whole.
- Importantly, HAIs contribute to the growing problem of antibiotic resistance.
Slide 4: Data & Evidence
- Title: Data Supporting the Need for Action
- Bullet Points:
- Local Data:
- Present hospital-specific data on HAI rates (e.g., rates of central line-associated bloodstream infections, catheter-associated urinary tract infections).
- Briefly mention any recent outbreaks or clusters of infections.
- National Data:
- Cite data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on national HAI rates.
- Briefly mention national initiatives to reduce HAIs.
- Image: A map or chart illustrating national or local HAI rates.
Speaker Notes:
- This data highlights the importance of addressing this issue within our own hospital.
- By implementing effective infection prevention strategies, we can significantly reduce the incidence of HAIs and improve patient outcomes.
Slide 5: Your Role in HAI Prevention
- Title: Your Role in HAI Prevention
- Bullet Points:
- Strict adherence to hand hygiene guidelines (handwashing, use of hand sanitizer)
- Proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Maintaining a clean and disinfected patient environment
- Following aseptic technique during procedures
- Promptly reporting any suspected infections
- Participating in infection control rounds and safety huddles.
- Image: A photo of healthcare professionals practicing proper hand hygiene.
Speaker Notes:
- Each of us plays a critical role in preventing the spread of infections.
- Adhering to these simple yet essential practices can make a significant difference in patient safety.
Slide 6: Communication and Teamwork
- Title: Communication and Teamwork
- Bullet Points:
- Open communication with colleagues regarding infection control concerns.
- Active participation in team discussions and safety huddles.
- Reporting any concerns or observations regarding potential infection risks.
- Supporting colleagues in their efforts to prevent HAIs.
- Image: A photo of a healthcare team collaborating.
Speaker Notes:
- Effective communication and teamwork are essential for successful infection prevention.
- By working together, we can create a culture of safety and accountability that prioritizes patient well-being.
Slide 7: Hand Hygiene: The Foundation of Infection Prevention
- Title: Hand Hygiene: The Foundation of Infection Prevention
- Bullet Points:
- When to wash hands: Before and after patient contact, before and after performing aseptic procedures, before eating, and after using the restroom.
- Proper handwashing technique: Demonstrate the 7-step handwashing technique.
- Use of hand sanitizer: When soap and water are not readily available.
- Image: A visual guide to proper handwashing technique.
Speaker Notes:
- Hand hygiene is the single most effective way to prevent the spread of infections.
- Let's review the proper handwashing technique.
Slide 8: Aseptic Technique
- Title: Aseptic Technique: Maintaining a Sterile Field
- Bullet Points:
- Key principles of aseptic technique: Hand hygiene, maintaining a sterile field, proper use of sterile gloves and equipment.
- Identify potential breaches in aseptic technique.
- Emphasize the importance of maintaining a sterile field during procedures.
- Image: A diagram illustrating the principles of aseptic technique.