La DCHA anuncia los ganadores del premio Seguridad y calidad del paciente 2021
The 2021 Patient Safety & Quality Awards were given to the following individuals and teams:
Individuals Award Winners
- Judy Zdobysz, Hospital Nacional de Rehabilitación MedStar, in recognition of her going well beyond her job responsibilities to support hospital staff during the height of the pandemic. She coordinated food deliveries, supported staff education, and created staff wellness rooms. She solicited handmade mask donations from all over the country and put together hundreds of patient discharge gift bags that included a mask, hand sanitizer, hand soap and COVID-19 patient education.
- Tracy Meyer, Instituto Psiquiátrico de Washington, as a champion and advocate for fearlessly leading her hospital through the COVID-19 pandemic ensuring the safety and health of patients, employees and the community. She personally led the search to ensure all employees had sufficient PPE by contacting colleagues, friends, and businesses to gather donations. Her ability to make quick decisions such as implementing an extensive screening process for both employees and patients allowed PIW to manage the spread of COVID.
Ganadores del equipo-Concurso de carteles
- Oro: Hospital Nacional de Niños, Improving Pain Reassessments and Documentation in the NICU
- Plata: Hospital Universitario MedStar de Georgetown, Implementation of a Multi-Disciplinary Post-Operative Pain Management Protocol in Kidney/Kidney Pancreas Transplant Recipients
- Plata: Hospital Nacional de Rehabilitación MedStar, The Value of a Multidisciplinary Approach to Indwelling Catheters – AKA Why The Foley (WTF)?
- Bronce: Hospital Nacional de Niños, Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders Screening in the Neonatal Intensive
- Care Unit and the Pediatric Emergency Department
- Bronce: Hospital Universitario MedStar de Georgetown, Empowering Perianesthesia Nurses Through Education to Re-deploy to the ICU During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Bronce: El Hospital de la Universidad George Washington, Maximizing COVID-19 Intubation Safety – A Multimodal, Multidisciplinary Approach
