Partnership for Positive Patient Encounter
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Partnership for Positive
Patient Encounter
A project of synergy—
Service Excellence, Magnet
and Patient Safety
Project Aim
Increase patient satisfaction and
safety by instituting hourly patient rounds
that address specific patient care issues
which are reported in the literature to
decrease patient falls, decrease patient calls
and improve satisfaction.
And, alter staff workflow by caring for patient
needs proactively through RN/PCT
partnership. Evidence shows this will
increase staff time available for uninterrupted
direct patient care.
Positive Patient Encounter: 6 Ps
Prompt Response—hourly rounds
Patient Introduction—knock, introduce self
and reason you are in the room
Privacy—close door and curtain
Position—reposition patient as needed
Pain—assess pain and individualize plan
Personal hygiene needs—offer toileting
assistance
Implementation Timeline
RN/PCT
Literature group
Staff identify Review Coord- identify
need for Done, inate education
uninterrupted identify with needs Did unit
All Education
time for care Magnet including obser- Staff
education for additional
patient care issues Project partnership vations education
complete units begun
begun
on pilot unit
December 2005 January 2006 April May June July August September October November Jan 2007 March
Standardized Education Facilitators
Partner with Unit data
Staff groups PCT report developed trained Unit
2NE Falls evaluated
Develop tool mentors
prevention
program Patient provided
Encounter follow-up
Standard education
Education Implemented:
A partnership model to provide care
Introduction of revised Nursing Vision, Nursing
Philosophy as the foundation
Interactive presentation of the Patient Encounter
Standard
Delegation and Partnership in providing care
Communication Skills including Conflict
Management
Additional education for staff mentors to
reinforce education during work hours
Results: Patient Satisfaction
6NE (Pilot unit)
80
70
60 Call
HCAPHS Score
50 response
Toileting
40
30 Pain
pilot complete
20 Education
10
0
Sept '05 Dec '05
Patient comment: What most impressed me was “the systematic approach to routine
care. There was always someone checking on me for comfort-pain- and vital signs.”
Result: Call lights per patient
day 6NE (Pilot unit)
10
9
8
7
6
PPE education &
implementation
5
4
3
2
1
0
Sept Dec Jan Feb March
Learnings and
Evidence-based practices can be implemented
Every caregiver can ask about pain!
RN and PCT partnering through education is
well received
Follow-up and sustaining activities are critical
Next Steps…
Education of all medical-surgical unit staff
Follow-up and sustaining activities led by staff
Continued assessment of impact and further
planning
Project Participants
Leslie Barna, RN Service Excellence
Peggy Downing, RN Planning Committee
Elmer Dulce, RN Service Excellence Focus
Mary Healey, RN Groups
Terri Holden, RN Service Excellence Liaison
Committee
Jeanie Leggett, RN Nursing Education and
Himani Singh-Lawhorn Support Services
Mary Morrow, RN Staff of 6NE and all other
Kathy Orms general med/surg units
Jill Rogers, RN
Sandy Swanson, RN
Sylvia Williams, RN
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