Celebrate care improvements at safari extravaganza
Clinical staff can interact with safari characters and complete a safari “passport” as they learn about quality and safety improvements made in the past year.
To celebrate improvements in care delivery, Children’s & Women’s Hospital is hosting an interactive event for all clinical staff on Tuesday, Sept. 27, in the Atlantis Room in CWEB. Participants can explore the year’s achievements in quality and safety improvements through a self-led “safari” experience.
The extravaganza, set for noon to 3 p.m., will feature animal characters and fun safari-themed games. Participants can interact with the characters and complete a safari “passport” as they learn about interprofessional work improvements made in the past year.
“There has been so much work that has been going on to improve care delivery across the health system,” said Kristen Noles, D.N.P., C.N.L., performance improvement manager for USA Health. “The extravaganza is an opportunity to highlight the various teams and initiatives, and recognize the incredible effort that has been put forth by so many to improve care for our patients, their families and the entire community.”
No registration is required. Participants can earn three continuing education credit hours.
