solution: [suh-loo-shuhn] noun.

A toolkit, protocol or process addressing operational/financial, physician integration, regulatory/accreditation, educational, service line, or other healthcare delivery needs. Licensed Solutions are proven and in-use at a leading healthcare system—transferable with minimum support—and include digital or printed media.

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	How-To Guide for Telepharmacy The purpose of the How-To Guide for Telepharmacy is to provide valuable information and guidelines for pharmacists, rural communities, and others on how to successfully implement a telepharmacy program. These programs are designed to restore and retain retail and hospital pharmacy services in communities that are located in remote, medically underserved areas. The guide is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Medication Reconciliation Essential Data Specifications This resource can help health care providers collect, communicate, and manage critical information needed for medication reconciliation when patients move from one practice setting or level of care to another. Data collection may be electronic or on paper. This information can be used to reduce medication errors and ensure safe transitions. The tool is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Building Your Medical Home This toolkit for health care professionals helps develop a pediatric medical home and improve patient care. The elements in the toolkit help to increase outcomes, such as health status, timeliness of care, family centeredness, and family functioning in a medical home. Achieving the standards in the toolkit is a requirement to be in the National Committee for Quality Assurance Physician Practice Connections® Patient Centered Medical Home Recognition program. The toolkit was developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics and requires registration. The web-based toolkit requires a web browser.
	SCOAP Ambulatory Checklist The Surgical Care and Outcomes Assessment Program (SCOAP) Surgical Checklist Initiative was created by a coalition of major health care stakeholders in Washington State. Through this initiative, they developed the SCOAP Surgical Checklist and the SCOAP Ambulatory Checklist. These checklists are an active way of controlling the variability that exists in surgical care, thus creating a system that delivers safer surgery. This tool is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Health Information Technology Toolkit for Critical Access and Small Hospitals The Health Information Technology (HIT) Toolkit for Critical Access and Small Hospitals helps these health care organizations assess their readiness and plan, select, implement, make effective use of, and exchange important information about the clients they serve. The toolkit contains numerous resources, including tools for telehealth, health information exchange, and personal health records. The toolkit was developed by Stratis Health. The toolkit includes web-based components, Word documents, and PowerPoint documents, requiring a web browser, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft PowerPoint.
	Health Literacy Universal Precautions Toolkit The University of North Carolina developed and tested a toolkit that was designed to assist adult and pediatric practices ensure that systems are in place to promote better understanding of health information by all patients.
	Public Health Emergency Exercise Toolkit Emergency preparedness requires careful planning, including clearly identifying long-term improvement goals and specific exercise objectives and then designing, developing, conducting, and evaluating each exercise accordingly. This toolkit provides templates, checklists, and forms to assist with every step of the exercise process to test the implementation of emergency management procedures and protocols, fine-tune the internal coordination of the emergency plan, and practice coordinating with external response sectors. This toolkit is available in pdf format.
	Condition Help (H) Toolkit The Condition Help (Condition H) Toolkit was developed by The Maryland Patient Safety Center to provide hospitals and other facilities with the tools and resources necessary to implement an effective patient and family activated rapid response team in your facility. There are three main topics of this toolkit: Leadership - essential to the success of any quality improvement initiative. Customization - to fit the culture of your hospital to ensure that the patients and families benefit from the program and that management and staff will be committed to patient and family centered care.
	Improving on Transitions of Care: How to Implement and Evaluate a Plan NTOCC has created information to help healthcare professionals understand how poor transitions impact care delivery and how you can help improve transitions in your facility. NTOCC developed an implementation and evaluation outline for transitions of care tools and resources for institutions, to raise awareness about transitions of care among health care professionals, government leaders, and consumers to increase the quality of care, reduce medication errors, and enhance clinical outcomes.
	Patient Safety Toolbox The NASHP, supported by the Commonwealth Fund, developed this online toolkit to be used or modified to help organizations develop or improve adverse event reporting systems. The toolkit includes: Background Information, Data Collection Tools, Data Analysis Tools, Data Feedback Tools, NASHP Publications on Patient Safety and a State Map. A web browser is required for viewing.

solution: [suh-loo-shuhn] noun.

How-To Guide for Telepharmacy

Medication Reconciliation Essential Data Specifications

Building Your Medical Home

SCOAP Ambulatory Checklist

Health Information Technology Toolkit for Critical Access and Small Hospitals

Health Literacy Universal Precautions Toolkit

Public Health Emergency Exercise Toolkit

Condition Help (H) Toolkit

Improving on Transitions of Care: How to Implement and Evaluate a Plan

Patient Safety Toolbox

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