This webinar recording, provided by Telligen, is from Telligen's learning collaborative for hospitals focused on reducing Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs), Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections (CLABSIs), and Clostridium difficile infections (CDIs). It features speakers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and highlights the Target, Assess, Prevent (TAP) strategy as a quality improvement framework that uses data for action to prevent hospita

This webinar recording, provided by Telligen, is intended for nursing home staff and provides real world examples of effective Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) prevention strategies shared by Alaska Native Medical Center and Campbell County Health infection prevention leaders. Speakers share their experiences developing staff education, optimizing surveillance, engaging physician champions and much more. In this recording, viewers will also learn how to:

This webinar recording, provided by Telligen, is intended to help nursing home staff understand The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Memorandum Summary for Erroneous Schizophrenia Coding (QSO-23-05-NH) and inappropriate antipsychotic medication use in long term care. The recoding features Dr. Gregory Gahm who discusses the history of the problem and the impact of regulations in treating mental health diagnoses. Viewers will also learn about:

The Antibiotic Stewardship "Tag Busters" Learning Series was developed by Telligen and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) for health care providers. The series is aligned with and supports the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Core Elements of Antibiotic Stewardship for Nursing Homes and is designed to provide participants with evidence-based approaches to improve antibiotic use through action, tracking and reporting.

The Implementing Technology Medication Assisted Treatment Team Training (IT MATTTRs) curriculum was developed by the University of Colorado Department of Family Medicine. Taught by Telligen, the 5-week learning series teaches participants how to:

Hosted by Superior Health Quality Alliance, The Nursing Home Leadership Roundtable is a virtual learning and networking series that supports nursing homes across Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin in understanding and adopting best practices on a variety of different topics. These calls are intended for nursing home administrators, directors of nursing and infection preventionists, but are open to any interested nursing home staff.

This roundtable video produced by Superior Health Quality Alliance is a virtual learning and networking series that supports nursing homes across Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin was developed for nursing home leadership, nursing home administrators, directors of nursing and infection preventionists and any interested nursing home staff to help increase education around emerging regulatory and clinical guidance, sharing best practices and engage in discussion around nursing home priority issues suc

This roundtable video produced by Superior Health Quality Alliance is a virtual learning and networking series that supports nursing homes across Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin was developed for nursing home leadership, nursing home administrators, directors of nursing and infection preventionists and any interested nursing home staff to help increase education around emerging regulatory and clinical guidance, sharing best practices and engage in discussion around nursing home priority issues suc

The Nursing Home Leadership Roundtable is a virtual learning and networking series, hosted by Superior Health Quality Alliance (Superior Health), intended for nursing home administrators, directors of nursing and infection preventionists, but open to any interested nursing home staff. This series allows nursing home leaders to learn about emerging regulatory and clinical guidance, share best practices and engage in discussion around nursing home priority issues.

This tool and resource produced by Great Plains Quality Innovation Network was developed to help family members and non-clinical staff (i.e., nutritional services, environmental services and maintenance), identify the early signs of sepsis. This tool is a ‘spin off’ of the Stop and Watch tool, an early warning tool to prompt staff to be alert for potential changes in condition indicators and offers a simple way to communicate changes to nursing staff.