Recovery-Focused Practices and Discharge Planning - Resources

Resources

General
  • HMS site reports(hard copy distributed at collaborative wide meetings and live reports available daily via the HMS data entry system)
Recovery-Focused Practices
  • Sepsis Alliance 2023 Sepsis Survivor Survey Results
    • This survey was conducted to gain insight into the experiences and unique challenges that sepsis survivors face, and for stakeholders and innovators to become better informed on the lived experience of sepsis survivors.
Baseline Functional Status Assessment
PT/OT Consultation
Assessment/Documentation of Goals of Care
Discharge Planning
HMS Collaborative-Wide Meeting Resources (Authentication May Be Required)
Post-Discharge Phone Call Made to Patient within 3 Calendar Days
Hospital Contact Provided for Issues Post-Discharge
Scheduled for PCP Follow-Up with 2 Weeks
Appropriate Continuation of Medications on Discharge
Appropriate Discontinuation/Non-Use of Controlled Substances on Discharge
Webinars
  • Communicating with Sepsis Patients: A Survivor’s Story(53:22)
    • From: Sepsis Alliance Institute
    • Presenters: Angel Coz, MD, FCCP; Darrell Raikes
    • CE Information: 1.6 CNE, 1.25 CE for other healthcare professionals
    • Session Overview: Hear firsthand from Darrell Raikes, a sepsis survivor and 2019 Erin Kay Flatley Spirit Award Winner, as he discusses his 32-day ICU stay and ensuing recovery. Participants will learn about post-sepsis physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges faced by many sepsis survivors. A Critical Care specialist will review the importance of early sepsis recognition to improve patient outcomes.
  • Transitions of Care: Out of the Hospital 
    • From: Society of Hospital Medicine(SHM)
    • Presenters: Amit Bansal, MD, MBA, CPE, FHM; Amy Baughman, MD, MPH; Catherine Lau, MD; Nidhi Rohatgi, MD, MS, FACP, FHM
    • CE Information:  0.25 CE for healthcare professionals
    • Session Overview:  This series will feature three transitions of care subtopics that will describe various types of transitions of care with respective best practices.
  • Empowering Sepsis Survivors: Developing Patient & Family Education and Discharge Plans(1:00:58)
    • From: Sepsis Alliance Institute
    • Presenters: Stephanie Parks Taylor, MD, MS; Sandra Kleier, RN; Don Smith; Kaitlin Walden
    • CE Information: 1.7 CNE, 1.25 CE for other healthcare professionals
    • Session Overview: During this presentation, participants will learn about the long-term outcomes and risks faced by sepsis survivors. Additionally, there will be information on strategies and resources for championing best practice, evidence-based discharge planning, and education protocols for sepsis survivors and their families.
  • Transitions of Care After Sepsis Hospitalization(57:15)
    • From: Sepsis Alliance Institute
    • Presenter: Stephanie Parks Taylor, MD, MS
    • CE Information: 1.7 CNE, 1.25 CE for other healthcare professionals
    • Session Overview: Dr. Stephanie Parks Taylor addresses what is known about the post-acute care needs of sepsis survivors and discuss evidence-based approaches to meet these needs.
  • Enhancing Recovery from Sepsis and COVID-19(55:13)
    • From: Sepsis Alliance Institute
    • Presenter: Hallie Prescott, MD, MSc
    • CE Information: 1.6 CNE, 1.25 CE for other healthcare professionals
    • Session Overview: This webinar reviews the current understanding of long-term outcomes from sepsis, reviews best practices for enhancing recovery from sepsis, and discusses current trials underway to enhance recovery from sepsis.
  • Improving Sepsis Survivorship: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Optimize Post-Sepsis Care(59:51)
    • From: Sepsis Alliance Institute
    • Presenters: Jakob McSparron, MD; Rima Mohammad, PharmD; Mari Pitcher, MSW, MBA
    • CE Information: 1.7 CNE, 1.25 CE for other healthcare professionals
    • Session Overview: This course discusses a multidisciplinary approach for the care of patients after hospitalization for sepsis and is presented by the clinicians working at the Michigan Medicine UM PULSE(Post-ICU Longitudinal Survivor Experience) Clinic. Learn the resources you need to care for sepsis survivors and delve into the value brought by the interdisciplinary clinical team to improve sepsis survivorship and quality of life.
  • Post-Sepsis Syndrome: Recognition and Management(56:03)
    • From: Sepsis Alliance Institute
    • Presenters: Cairn Ruhumuliza, RN, MS, CPHQ; Catherine(Terri) Hough, MD, MSc
    • CE Information: 1.6 CNE, 1.25 CE for other healthcare professionals
    • Session Overview: This webinar reviews signs and symptoms of post-sepsis syndrome and their relationship to sepsis and identify how to determine a post-sepsis patient’s pre-sepsis function and goals of care.
  • Caring for Sepsis Survivors(57:47)
    • From: Sepsis Alliance Institute
    • Presenter: Hallie Prescott, MD, MSc
    • CE Information: 1.7 CNE, 1.25 CE for other healthcare professionals
    • Session Overview: This presentation revies best practices to mitigate and/or recover from post-sepsis sequelae, as well as reviews discharge and post-discharge medical care to enhance survivorship.
  • Sepsis and Opioid Use Disorder: The Intersection of Two Public Health Crises(58:56)
    • From: Sepsis Alliance Institute
    • Presenters: Simeon Kimmel, MD, MA; Chanu Rhee, MD, MPH, FIDSA
    • CE Information: 1.6 CNE, 1.25 CEs for other healthcare providers
    • Session Overview: Sepsis and opioid use disorders are major sources of morbidity, mortality, and costs to the healthcare system. While most of the national focus has been on the rising number of fatal opioid overdoses, less attention has been paid to the serious infectious complications of opioid use disorders, including sepsis.  In this presentation, Drs. Rhee and Kimmel will review recent data elucidating the epidemiology of sepsis and opioid-related hospitalizations and discuss potential strategies for reducing the harms associated with the intersection of these two public health emergencies.

 

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