PRESSURE ULCER INITIATIVE Storyboard Template

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PRESSURE ULCER INITIATIVEStoryboard Template
Instructions
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Example of Storyboard Layout
STRENGTHS What is working well at your hospital?
AIM STATEMENT
TITLE NAME of your organization
HOPES What would you like to accomplish during
the initiative?
Long Term Care Agency Information about agency
data
WEAKNESSES What challenges have you experienced?
OFFERS Do you have any best practices to share?
REQUESTS What would you like to learn from other
teams?
TEAM MEMBERS Information Photos of team members
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Materials

• Please bring the following items
• Display board
• Business cards
• Envelope to hold the cards
• Copies of best practice materials

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Title

• Individualized title related to pressure ulcer
  prevention and customize graphics to your
  organization
• NAME OF ORGANIZATION
• Please use your organizations logo on all slides
  so they are individually identifiable

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Long Term Care Agency

• Add 1-3 bullet points here about your long term
  care agency participating in the collaborative.
  Feel free to incorporate any baseline pressure
  ulcer data you may already have.
• Also, please insert or bring photographs, award
  logos, notable involvements and other materials
  to convey the life and spirit of your agency.
  These do not need to be in Power Point format,
  but can be added to the storyboard on-site.

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Team Members

• Please list each project team member and role
• Include photographs of team members

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Agency Aim Statement

• An aim statement is a concise written statement
  describing what the team expects to accomplish in
  the Collaborative it provides guidance for the
  team's specific improvement efforts.
• An example of an aim statement consistent with
  the goals of this Collaborative is as follows
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• To improve the prevention and treatment of
  pressure ulcers among residents at Wild Oaks
  Home, we will redesign practice and delivery
  systems. The number of days between a new nursing
  home-acquired pressure ulcer (stage II-IV) will
  be doubled. Within one calendar day of admission,
  100 of admissions will have a risk assessment
  performed using the Braden Scale. Every 7 days,
  100 of stage II-IV pressure ulcers will have a
  PUSH score documented. Of the residents at risk
  for pressure ulcers, 100 will be using
  appropriate pressure reducing support surfaces
  while in bed. To ensure that our efforts to
  prevent and properly treat pressure ulcers is
  complete, the number of residents with new
  nursing home-acquired stage I pressure ulcers
  will be tracked.
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Hopes and Aspirations

• Please describe your agencys hopes and
  aspirations for what you would like to accomplish
  during this Indiana Pressure Ulcer initiative

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Offers

• What better ideas and transformative changes
  have you already tried that you think might be
  helpful to other teams?

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Strengths

• What is working well at your long term care
  agency?

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Weaknesses

• What challenges have you experienced?

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Requests

• What are some things that you need or would like
  to learn from other teams?

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Questions?

• If you have any questions, please contact
• Jo Dyer
• Health Care Excel
• jdyer_at_hce.org
• 812-234-1499 x323