End-of-life care

	Name	Base Price
	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
	ED Door-to-Doc Toolkit Banner Health, with the cooperation of the Department of Industrial Engineering at Arizona State University, reengineered the front end of the Emergency Department patient flow.
	Preventing Pressure Ulcers in Hospitals The creation of this toolkit was funded by AHRQ and DHHS. This toolkit is designed to help hospital staff in implementing pressure ulcer prevention practices via an interdisciplinary approach. The toolkit is available as a PDF requiring Adobe Reader to view it.
	TeamSTEPPS: Strategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety This teamwork system, developed by The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and the U.S. Department of Defense's military health system, TeamSTEPPS
	Strategies for Leadership: Patient-and-Family-Centered Care The American Hospital Association in partnership with the Institute for Family-Centered Care produced a toolkit to help hospitals become more patient- and family-focused. The toolkit includes a video, resource guide, and hospital self-assessment tool to help identify opportunities for improvement. The video is available as a WMV and requires Windows Media Player to view the video. The other toolkit components are available as PDFs and require Adobe Reader for viewing.
	Monitoring and Evaluating Medicaid Fee-for-Service Care Management Programs: User's Guide This User's Guide is intended to help policymakers and others understand the evidence, methodology, and issues related to evaluating the costs, quality and impact of care management programs. It was prepared by AcademyHealth for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). The report available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) Sample Forms A POLST Paradigm form is a brightly colored document that addresses issues such as pain management, resuscitation orders, feeding procedures, and other medical interventions. The form is completed with the approval of both the patient and the physician. It is different from an "advance directive" because it has the force of a physician's medical order and remains with patients wherever they receive care. This tool offers sample POLST Paradigm forms from several State program. The forms are available as PDFs, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Hospice-Veteran Partnership Toolkit Many veterans could benefit from hospice care. Hospice care involves a patient-centered, team-oriented approach to expert medical care, pain management and emotional and spiritual support. Care can be provided in a number of settings, including patients’ homes, inpatient hospice units, hospitals, nursing homes, and long-term care facilities. Support is even more crucial for veterans who do not have a strong support network of family and friends.VA facilities are often unfamiliar with the services community hospices can offer and how to work with them.
	TriCentral PC Toolkit : Your Guide To Creating An Outpatient Palliative Care Program This TriCentral Palliative Care Program toolkit gives you a step-by-step guide on how to create an innovative outpatient palliative care program within a healthcare institution. The toolkit is targeted toward health and social service providers, who want to establish an outpatient palliative care program based on the TCPC Program. It presents a wide range of educational, technical-assistance, and other support materials, in addition to guidelines for modifying the program to fit a particular organization's structure.