Prevention of Hospital-Associated Adverse Drug Events (ADE) (For 9.0 CE credits)
This course, taught by Dr. Steve Tremain, will highlight the main drivers for improvement in ADE prevention, along with practical guidance, tools, and resources.
Welcome to the course
Course FAQs
Course instructor, learning objectives, CE credits
ADEs Notes & Slides Notebook
Adverse Drug Event (ADEs) Change Package
Discovery Tool Overview
Inpatient High INR - Pre-Test
Inpatient High INR (Anticoagulation) Strategy Guide
Participant Workbook - Preventing Inpatient High INRs
Instructional Video: High Inpatient INR Process Improvement Discovery Tool
Download the High Inpatient INR Process Improvement Discovery Tool
Submit Your Discovery Tool Findings!
Download the ADE Driver Diagram
Instructional Videos: High INR Drivers for Improvement Overview
Driver 1: Engage the Pharmacist
Driver 2: Take Warfarin Management to the Next Level
Driver 3: Patient & Family Engagement
Inpatient High INR - Post-Test
Additional Resources
Hypoglycemia - Pre-Test
Hypoglycemia Strategy Guide
Participant Workbook - Hypoglycemia
Instructional Video: Hypoglycemia Process Improvement Discovery Tool
Download the Glycemic Control Process Improvement Discovery Tool
Submit Your Discovery Tool Findings!
Drivers for Improvement - Overview
Physician Drivers
Nurse Drivers
Information Technology Drivers
Engage the Patient & Families
Hypoglycemia - Post-Test
Additional Resources
Prevention of Significant Hypoglycemia
Before you start, download & take the Pennsylvania Opioid Knowledge Self-Assessment
Inpatient Opioid Safety and Oversedation Strategy Guide
Inpatient Opioid Safety Participant Workbook
Instructional Video: INPATIENT Opioid Safety Event Process Improvement Discovery Tool
Download the INPATIENT Opioid Safety Event Process Improvement Discovery Tool
Submit Your Discovery Tool Findings!
Opioid Safety Drivers for Improvement Overview
Driver 1 - Physician Drivers
Driver 2 - Nurse Drivers
Additional Resources
Thank you & next steps
Course Evaluation - Required for CE Credit