In this high-stakes culture in which we operate, why should teachers strive to build solid relationships with their students? I have taught in segregated special education schools. My students had been removed from their feeder schools, usually due to behavioral issues. The urban high school students...
This is the final day of the week long exploration of care transitions and medication errors. Knowing the importance and vulnerability surrounding care transitions I will present findings from the literature regarding shovel ready interventions and provide a research-based comparison of each intervention discussed this...
This is the third day of the week long exploration of care transitions and medication errors. Knowing the importance and vulnerability surrounding care transitions I will present findings from the literature regarding medication reconciliation and safety culture/teamwork that will illuminate their “true” impact in reducing...
This is the second day of the week long exploration of care transitions and medication errors. Knowing the importance and vulnerability surrounding care transitions I will present findings from the literature regarding checklists and Computer Order Entry that will illuminate their “true” impact in reducing...
I will explore some key causes and solutions to medication errors associated with care transitions using components of Hope Street Group’s analytical model: “Amplify” our productivity- Improve the quality and cost of transitions between acute and other types of care. Care transitions have been identified as...
Going Back to Zero Enough already! As a nation, we generally agree that the teacher is the single most important variable in the education of children. However, very little has been done since A Nation At Risk was published in 1983 to improve the status of...