Hospitals can use this worksheet, created by TMF Health Quality Institute, to self-assess their PFE efforts and refer to the Hospital PFE Action Plan for links to resources.

TMF Health Quality Institute provides an action plan with resources to help hospitals ensure they meet CMS metrics for person and family engagement (PFE).

The purpose of this form, created by TMF Health Quality Institute, is intended to help patients and their families talk with health care providers about a hospital admission.

Opioid-related adverse events are a critical patient safety issue with added attention to preventing overuse. Health Quality Innovators (HQI) created a summary of resources, geared toward patients and caregivers, to support safe education.

In efforts to encourage people first language, Telligen has created an easy reference that can be kept on a badge reel or in your wallet.

This tool is a beneficiary-focused word search puzzle related to opioid awareness that can be handed out at health fairs, in senior centers, physician offices, etc.

A recent study found that adverse drug events are the most common adverse events, and as many as 25% of those adverse drug events have been found to be preventable (Bates et al., 2023).

Health Quality Innovators (HQI) created the Opioid Adverse Drug Event Review Tool to document next steps, or actions to be taken after an investigation or analysis of the event (such as sharing findings with appropriate staff or committees, or policy changes).

Telligen’s Quality Improvement Workbook is designed to provide your team with the tools and resources needed to successfully implement quality improvement initiatives within your organization. By following the timeline, using the goal statement template, and tracking progress, you can ensure that your efforts are effective and that meaningful progress is made towards your goals.