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Performance improvement (PI) activities are crucial to trauma centers of any level. A strong PI program not only ensures the highest quality of patient care, it is required for successful verification or designation by state and national organizations. Unfortunately, educational activities involving trauma PI are difficult to find. Trauma MedEd is dedicated to providing a wide-ranging collection of performance improvement videos, courses, and printed materials to help you enhance your PI skills!
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When Does The Trauma PI Clock Start Ticking?
Many trauma PI filters have time limits. When does the clock start ticking to determine if the filter has been exceeded?
How To Ensure Timely Responses To Your PI Requests
Tired of waiting forever for those "other" providers to send back your carefully crafted PI requests? Here's how to get their attention and ensure fast responses.
Understanding The New ACS COVID-19 Site Visit Schedule
Trauma PI Blog
The only blog dedicated to trauma performance improvement on the internet.
The Ins And Outs Of Unanticipated Mortality
This post defines unanticipated mortality, how many a typical program encounters, and describes exactly how to address and document them.
Transfers In: Direct Admit vs Send To The ED
How can you decide whether to accept a transfer patient as a direct admit or send them to your ED? Here are factors to help you decide the best place in the hospital for your patient.
Evolution Of Trauma PI: Twenty Years of Opportunities For Improvement
Discover the trends that Harborview Medical Center found when they analyzed 20 years of trends in preventable deaths.
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