2009 Nursing Strategic Plan. Atrium Medical Center



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2009 Nursing Strategic Plan Atrium Medical Center

Mission Nurses at Atrium Medical Center are empowered to serve our patients by providing personalized, compassionate care with integrity and respect because every patient matters.

Atrium s Nursing Vision We will achieve a transformational environment that leads to a culture in which we are: Trusted by our community Respected by our fellow employees as important members of the team Valued by our physicians as professional colleagues Supported by caring relationships among nurses that fosters professional advancement in advocacy

Atrium s Nursing Values Patient We pledge to keep the patient at the heart of everything we do Leaders We pledge to be leaders within our area of expertise Excellence We pledge to strive for excellence and hold each other accountable in all we do Dedicated We pledge to be a dedicated team committed to the highest standards Growth We pledge to grow our own professionals Enthusiasm We pledge to have enthusiasm in igniting the spirit of nursing

Pillars of Excellence SERVICE QUALITY PEOPLE STEWARDSHIP GROWTH

Service Goals Improve overall Inpatient customer satisfaction score for Recommend this Hospital to 64% from 62.2% Improve Inpatient customer satisfaction with nursing to 75 th percentile in: Communication currently 43rd up from 27 Response of Hospital Staff 19th up from 10 Pain 34th up from 26 Communication regarding medications 64th up from 31

Service Goals Improve overall physician satisfaction to 68.8% from 67.7% - 2 nd quarter Improve physician satisfaction with overall nursing care to 75% from 68.2% - 2 nd quarter Improve ETC patient satisfaction score for Likelihood of Recommending question from 74.1 to 77.1 4 th quarter

Service Initiatives Provide education to nursing staff on phone etiquette, basic customer service expectations, and the Art of Managing Up 1 st quarter Align, educate and involve the Shared Governance Councils to drive the Nursing Strategic Initiatives 1 st quarter Update External Website with a strong nursing presence to include our nursing mission, vision, values and strategic plan 1 st quarter

Service Initiatives Invite Amy Newland to the monthly NEC meetings to report on physician feedback 1 st quarter Recruit and hire two new Clinical Educators for Intensive Care and Medical Surgical Nursing units respectively. Increase the amount of education and tracking of competencies to meet the increased levels of care being provided 1 st quarter Implement nursing bedside shift report 3 rd quarter

Service Initiatives Update the Nursing Clinical Ladder with the Premier Hospitals to better align incentives with improved outcomes 3 rd quarter Engage physicians in all nursing departments to provide education to staff at minimum of two times within the year complete by 4 th quarter Nursing Directors to define the level of services provided and expertise of staff with communication to physicians on office visits complete by 4 th quarter

Service Initiatives Fully implement nursing rounds with physicians with expectations defined in revised job descriptions and evaluations 4 th quarter

Quality Objectives Increase # of nursing staff with national certifications by 20% Reach 90 th percentile in all composite core measures Show a downward trend in Mortality rates following implementation of Palliative Care Unit Earn Chest Pain Accreditation

Quality Objectives Improve Clinical Performance to decrease number of never events: Surgery on the wrong body part zero Foreign Body left in a patient after surgery zero Mismatched blood transfusion zero Major Medication error (severe) zero Pressure ulcer acquired in the hospital - < than 3% Falls less < 3% Hospital acquired infections UTI/VAP - < than 3% Air embolism zero Deep Vein Thrombosis/Pulmonary embolism zero Poor Glycemic Control

Quality Initiatives Implement Concurrent daily review process for core measures 1 st quarter Educate, implement and monitor compliance with the 2009 National Patient Safety Goals and Never Events 1 st quarter

Quality Recruit and Hire Unit Specific Educators for Medical Surgical and Intensive Care Units 1 st quarter Create a nursing driven, quality process improvement model with unit specific dashboards. These dashboards will be updated monthly and communicated to all nursing staff 1 st quarter

Quality Initiatives Explore cost effective options for sitters define criteria and implement program 1 st quarter Improve documentation with successful implementation of EPIC (meet project installation timeline/budget from AMC controllable events) 2 nd quarter Accurate accounting of training hours via the API system per cost center 2 nd quarter

Quality Initiatives AMC staff training complete and on time for EPIC with 95% complete by 4/30/09 2 nd quarter Implement Electronic Incident Reporting 2 nd quarter Implement Nursing Peer Review 3 rd quarter Initiate study groups for staff working toward certifications and implement a Wall of Fame in each Nursing Dept. with names of certified nurses 3 rd quarter

PEOPLE Goals &Objectives Increase nursing recognition for positive changes and improved outcomes Move from 4 th quartile in 2008 to the 3 rd quartile in overall nursing satisfaction (Press Ganey) Improve employee survey score on Willingness to Recommend this Hospital as a Good place to Work from 62.1 to 66.1 Participate in the NDNQI nursing satisfaction survey and meet the mean for hospitals our size

People Initiatives Spotlight our nurses driving our nursing strategic initiatives in monthly newsletters 1 st quarter Plan and implement the Nursing Year in Review celebration 1 st quarter Plan and Implement a structured leadership development program for nursing leaders 1 st quarter Increase nursing leadership presence on the off shifts and weekends to seek input and involve staff in decisions affecting their practice 1 st quarter

People Educate Nursing leadership and staff on the Magnet standards so this becomes the framework for all nursing practice - 4 th quarter Recognize other departments support of nursing with creative initiatives 2 nd quarter

STEWARDSHIP Goals & Objectives Increase nursing leadership s financial knowledge of budget reports and current tools to monitor productivity Nursing Departments to meet Productivity targets (flex FTE budget established for AMC) Meet flexed (non-wage) controllable expenses

Stewardship Objectives Engage nursing staff in managing productivity goals Prevent loss of reimbursement due to hospital acquired conditions

Stewardship Initiatives Implement a defined program for Financial Education of all nursing leadership to include utilization of financial software, interpretation of financial reports, and managing budgets 1 st quarter Provide staff education on assigning the proper status of patients (observation/admit) 2 nd quarter Develop admission and discharge criteria for specialty units 3 rd quarter

Stewardship Implement monthly operating reviews with Nursing Directors to drive financial performance 1 st quarter Engage Staff Nurses in the Financial Process and evaluation of quality outcomes at monthly department meetings 1 st quarter Educate all nursing staff on Nursing Documentation with regards to Present on Admission Conditions to prevent loss of reimbursement 1 st quarter

GROWTH Goals & Objectives Increase the ED volume and inpatient admissions over 2009 budget Decrease ED LOS by 15%: LOS for discharged patients 165 or < LOS for admitted patients 295 or < Develop a Spine Center of Excellence

Growth Host one nursing conference to increase exposure to nurses in our surrounding communities to enhance recruitment efforts 4 th quarter Initiate a Wound Care Center 2 nd quarter Increase Trauma, Plastics, ENT, Neuro and general surgical cases, by improving OR turn around time and overall OR efficiencies complete by 4 th quarter Submit for Chest Pain Accreditation 4 th quarter