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SSM Health Care’s
Foundation of Safety and Care
STEPPS: Producing Effective Medical Teams
to Achieve Optimal Patient Outcomes
AHRQ Annual Conference Sept. 10, 2008
Andy Kosseff, MD
SSM Health Care Medical Director
Why is STEPPS So Important Now
• Fragmentation of care
• Multiple initiatives – are patients safer
• Electronic health records
• Care giving doctors and nurses are the heart of a safety culture
SSM’s Progress
• Started TeamSTEPPS training in Oct., 2007
• Have trained 400 clinicians on 3 pilot units
• Established outcomes measurement plan for each unit trained
• Will train another 300 clinicians in 2008
STEPPS Outcome Measures
• Number of serious and sentinel events
• Adverse Outcome Index (OB) /Trigger tool
• AHRQ Patient Safety Culture Survey
• Patient, physician, and nurse satisfaction surveys
• Nurse turnover rate
Additional Aspects of STEPPS Training
• It is acceptable communication training
• It sets a standard for performance on
clinical units – agreed upon by bedside clinicians
Operationalizing STEPPS
• Prework Introduction to Administrative Council Introduction to doctors and nurses on unit to be trained Measurement Start training
• Implementation Coaches to sustain implementation
Monthly STEPPS Steering Team meeting Sequential tools and concepts implementation Outcome data feedback Train new doctors and nurses
SSM Customization
• Focus on core teams
• Use clinical cases from units being trained
• Make initial Fundamentals training 4 hours
• Use as a foundation of safety and care
What We Should Have Known
• Doctors and nurses on both sides of the podium
• Training is the easy part
• Not all STEPPS trainers are trainers
• Understand advocacy and assertion clearly
• Separate teamwork training from EHR implementation
SSM’s STEPPS Future
• Intensive support for all trained units
• Train our own trainers
• Simulation training
• Broad use of STEPPS on all clinical units
Please contact Andy Kosseff for further information or discussion [email protected] 608-238-1337