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These sessions are designed to serve as powerful enhancements to agencies' OBQI/PBQI efforts by educating administrators, managers, and clinicians on strategies to improve various OBQI/PBQI quality/process measures.
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| The inservice sessions, developed and presented by OASIS Answers' multidisciplinary team of experienced home care professionals, cover a broad variety of best practice issues (e.g., cognition, function, environment, sensory, medical, compliance). The presentations offer organizations information on a wide range of best |
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practice options that could impact (or be used for) one or more outcome measures. Although manyof the sessions focus on a single quality measure, care is taken to demonstrate to participants how the problem or best practice presented may affect or impact multiple outcome measures. |
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| Many of the sessions are co-presented by members of the OASIS Answers team, providing home health agencies with a model of session topics: |
- PBQI Overview: From OASIS Data Collection to Best Practices
- OBQI/PBQI Overview: Laying the Groundwork for Success in OBQI/PBQI
- Best Practices for Improving Falls Related Measures
- Best Practices for Improving Pain Related Measures
- Best Practices for Improving Wound Related Measures
- Best Practices for Improving Ambulation/Locomotion
- Best Practices for Improving Transferring
- Best Practices for Improving Toileting
- Best Practices for Improving Dressing
- Best Practices for Improvement/Stabilization of Bathing
- Best Practices for Improving Frequency of Pain Interfering with Activity
- Best Practices for Improving Management of Oral Medications
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- Best Practices for Improving Improving Confusion Frequency
- Best Practices for Emergent Care
- Best Practices for Acute Care Hospitalization
- Best Practices for Improving Dyspnea
- Best Practices for Nutrition Assessment and Management
- Best Practices for Depression Assessment and Management
- Best Practices for Urinary Incontinence Assessment and Management
- Best Practices for Bowel Incontinence Assessment and Management
- Best Practices for Surgical Wound Assessment and Management
- Improving Outcomes through Enhanced Patient Self-Management
- How OASIS Accuracy Impacts Quality
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