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PDF
Size:
8.5" x 11"
Intended audience:
Frontline employees, managers and unit-based teams
Best used:
Use these huddle messages to remind staff members to have their prescriptions delivered by mail.
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An Oncology unit-based team comes up with a safety plan after a shooting victim unexpectedly showed up in their unit.
Produced by Tracy Silveria
Videography by Beverly White and Tracy Silveria
TOOLS
Format:
PDF
Size:
Seven pages, 8.5" x 11"
Intended audience:
Workplace safety co-leads, safety committee members, safety champions and frontline workers and supervisors
Best used:
This checklist of 31 potential hazards can help safety leaders and gardening/groundskeeping teams identify safety risks, propose solutions and resolve problems.
Stretch Your Team to Workplace Safety
- Developing stretching routines that target large muscle groups and various joint areas
- Adding stretch routines that help lifting, pulling, pushing and twisting to daily 7 a.m. huddles
- Discussing workplace safety at every morning huddle and encouraging full participation
What can your team do to prevent injuries?
TOOLS
Format:
PDF
Size:
Seven pages, 8.5" x 11"
Intended audience:
Workplace safety co-leads, safety committee members, safety champions and frontline workers and supervisors
Best used:
This checklist of 33 potential hazards can help safety leaders and home health care nurses identify safety risks, propose solutions and resolve problems.
New Needles Bruise Less, Please Patients
- Identifying the problem was with the needle supplier
- Filing a Responsible Reporting Form, and working together to arrive at the solution
- Switching needle suppliers to improve care and safety
What can your team do to listen to the voice of the patient?
A Patient’s Call Deserves a Response—Always
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- Pairing a nurse with a buddy to help with patient response
- Designating backups to the buddies
- Communicating with the appropriate nurse the patient’s needs
What can your team do to allocate staff time and attention effectively and strategically?
Limber Up to Cut Down Injuries
- Creating a daily stretching routine, and discussing work safety on a regular basis
- Discussing proper lifting and pushing techniques, and also the proper use of equipment
- Posting safe-driving and other safety awareness tips, and highlighting the number of injury-free days
What can your team do to reduce injuries and keep one another safe on the job?
Challenge Your Facilities to Practice Safety
- Identifying workplace hazards
- Encouraging discussions about safety
- Promoting safety awareness programs or initiatives
What can your team do prevent injuries before they happen?
Cleaner Floors, Less Water, No Fumes
- Investing in high-tech equipment
- Reducing the use of chemicals and consumption of water
- Creating a safer workplace
What can your team do to "green" your workplace?