The Initiative Kickoff will take place on Thursday, January 24, 2019, at 9:00 at the McKimmon Center in Raleigh.
PQCNC Kickoff Meeting Agenda 2019 by kcochran on Scribd
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Ready to get started as a pilot hospital? - register your team
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PQCNC is proud to announce that registration is now open for the statewide Newborn Hypoglycemia Prevention and Care (NHPC) initiative.
The NHPC Expert Team will create a concise action plan which will guide hospital NHPC teams in this work as well as measures which will guide teams and the collaborative in this work.
The NHPC collaborative will be facilitated by the PQCNC core team working with your hospital teams and, as with all PQCNC initiatives, will include informative webinars and quarterly face to face learning sessions as well as weekly email updates to keep all apprised of new reports on the topic, opportunities to excel developed by teams, and critical developments in the collaborative.
The PQCNC NHPC initiative offers your facility a unique, structured opportunity to address the challenges of hypoglycemia. This project will be approved for Maintenance of Certification for your physician providers. Our face to face learning sessions will offer CEU and CME credit.
This all is at NO cost to your hospital.
Want to join us on this incredible journey? - use the links above.
Need more information? - click here
Questions? - click here
Pre-work/Work Action Plan
Required pre-work/work for participation in NHPC - download the guide here
Joining the Initiative
Please submit a PQIT Roster for your team
Roster Changes: Please make sure to submit any changes in your team roster. We would like to be able to provide all team members with the latest information about the initiative and we can only do that with your help.
Snapshot
Download the NICU Snapshot here - When you have completed the questions click here to enter your data
Download the NBN Snapshot here - When you have completed the questions click here to enter your data
Download the NBN PC05 Snapshot here - When you have completed the questions click here to enter your data
Initiative Charter/Action Plans/Work Plans
Initiative Data: The official start date for Initiative Data Collection is January 01 2019.
PQCNC NHPC Newborn Data Collection
PQCNC NHPC Newborn Data Dictionary
PQCNC NHPC NICU Data Collection
PQCNC NHPC NICU Data Dictionary
Attention Data Collectors:
Instructions on how to obtain access to Delphi to submit data.
Webinars:
A multitude of webinars will be available on-demand to assist you in your work
Team Meetings:
Your team will need to schedule at least monthly meetings to review data, make plans for PDSA cycles, and plan for next steps.
Executive Champion:
Please set up times to meet with your Executive Champions to update them on your progress and to ask for their help to meet your goals. PQCNC would suggest you meet with them every other month but no less than every quarter.
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PQCNC is proud to announce that registration is now open for the statewide Safe Reduction of Primary Cesarean Birth (RPC) initiative.
The RPC Expert Team will create a concise action plan which will guide hospital RPC teams in this work as well as measures which will guide teams and the collaborative in this work.
The RPC collaborative will be facilitated by the PQCNC core team working with your hospital teams and, as with all PQCNC initiatives, will include informative webinars and quarterly face to face learning sessions as well as weekly email updates to keep all apprised of new reports on the topic, opportunities to excel developed by teams, and critical developments in the collaborative.
The PQCNC RPC initiative offers your facility a unique, structured opportunity to address the challenges of safe reduction of primary cesarean birth. Our face to face learning sessions will offer CEU and CME credit.
This all is at NO cost to your hospital.
Want to join us on this incredible journey? - use the links above.
Need more information? - click here
Questions? - click here