Patient/Medication safety

	Name	Base Price
	ACO Suite: Preferred Medication Charts The ACO Suite: Preferred Medication Charts provide prescribers (physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants) with generic medication alternative options to the more expensive brand name medications in an easy-to-use format. More than 30 medication comparison charts provide key information that enables hospitals to provide quality care while improving patient affordability and patient medication compliance.	$49.00
	Adverse Event Monitoring and Tracking Tool The Adverse Event Monitoring and Tracking Tool compatible with IHI Global Trigger Tool Methodology, detects hidden adverse events or harms and automates the reporting process through database management and randomized reports. The tool enables hospitals to increase patient safety, reduce readmissions & length of stay by monitoring safety, influencing better practices, and improving reliability.	$950.00
	High-Cost Drugs Guidelines Solution [SINGLE OR FIRST SITE] The High-Cost Drug Guidelines Solution, developed by Partners HealthCare, achieves control of pharmaceutical expenditures across a hospital or health system and streamlines the criteria for drug use system-wide.	$3,000.00
	High-Cost Drugs Guidelines Solution BUNDLE The High-Cost Drug Guidelines Solution, (for bundles of 5 individual drug guidelines) allows you to select from the list available guidelines. This Solution, developed by Partners HealthCare, achieves control of pharmaceutical expenditures across a hospital or health system and streamlines the criteria for drug use system-wide.	$12,500.00
	High-Cost Drugs Guidelines Solution [EACH ADDITIONAL SITE] The High-Cost Drug Guidelines Solution, for MULTI-SITE usage will save you 50% off the individual price. Developed by Partners HealthCare, HCD guidelines achieves control of pharmaceutical expenditures across your health systems and streamlines the criteria for drug use system-wide.	$1,000.00
	Fall T.I.P.S. (Tailoring Interventions for Patient Safety) Toolkit The Fall T.I.P.S. Toolkit (FTTK) is a web-based program for integrating documentation and communication of fall risk assessment. The purpose of the toolkit is to help nurses and others communicate fall risk status and planned interventions and to make alerts accessible to all care team members. The toolkit was developed by The Center for Nursing Excellence at the Brigham and Women's Hospital. The toolkit is available as several PDFs, requiring Adobe Reader to view the document.
	The 5 Million Lives Campaign - Getting Started Kit: Prevent Adverse Drug Events (Medication Reconciliation) How-to Guide A national initiative led by IHI, the 5 Million Lives Campaign works to improve the quality of the nation's health care by protecting patients from five million incidents of medical harm. This initiative focuses on preventing adverse drug events. This How-to Guide toolkit provides strategies to decrease and prevent any harm to those that are under the related services. The toolkit is available as a Word file, requiring Microsoft Word to view it.
	Strategies To Improve Communication Between Pharmacy Staff and Patient Prepared for the AHRQ, this training program introduces pharmacists to the issue of low health literacy of certain patients and identifies the implications of this issue when delivering health care. The program also explains techniques that pharmacy staff members can use to improve communication with patients who may have limited health literacy skills.The tolkit is available as a PowerPoint® Presentation.
	Pediatric Trigger Toolkit: Measuring Adverse Drug Events in the Children’s Hospital The use of “triggers,” or clues, is an effective method for detecting and preventing adverse events that result in harm to pediatric patients. The Pediatric Trigger Toolkit for Measuring Adverse Drug Events (ADEs) provides a powerful yet simple method to detect medication-related harm in pediatric inpatients. The toolkit can help hospitals implement medication system changes to ensure fewer drug-related injuries to patients. This toolkit was developed by Child Health Corporation of America. This toolkit is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Medications to Reduce the Risk of Primary Breast Cancer in Women: Clinician's Guide This guide for clinicians summarizes evidence on the effectiveness and safety of two medications used to reduce the risk of primary breast cancer: tamoxifen and raloxifene. Both of these medications are approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to reduce the risk of primary breast cancer (defined as invasive breast cancer in women without preexisting breast cancer). However, currently they are rarely used for this purpose in the United States. This toolkit is available as PDF (requiring Adobe Reader) and as an audio file (MP3).
	Medication Management Improvement System (MMIS) Toolkits These toolkits, developed by Partners in Care Foundation, were designed to improve medication use among the elderly patients in home health agencies and community-based care management agencies. The toolkits provide information on how to implement a medication management intervention within these organizations. They also offer practical advice on the scope of the potential medication-related problems among the elderly and suggest how agencies can address this issue. The toolkit is available as several PDFs, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Guideline for Successful Visiting (IHI Tool) Visiting another organization can be a great help to teams working on improvement. Visiting exposes your team to insights unavailable by any other method. The face-to-face nature of visiting allows more interaction and accelerates improvement. Use these guidelines to help you arrange and run a visit. Keep in mind that both teams-visitors and hosts-need to be prepared to learn and to teach. The visitors have as much to offer as the hosts. The report was developed by IHI. The report is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.