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DVD only (webinar recording plus applicable resources) $95.00 plus applicable taxes

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Guna Budrevics
Performance Improvement Specialist
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Guna Budrevics is currently employed with Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre as a Performance Improvement Specialist. Within this organization she has managed quality, patient safety, risk management and accreditation functions and activities. For the past 10 years she has focused on patient safety and continuous quality improvement training and education. Recent projects include working with DVT prophylaxis initiatives, standardization of care through the use of order sets, patient safety walkarounds, patient satisfaction consultations and systems improvements to promote the quality of pre–analytical lab specimens. Special areas of interest include human factors concepts and task design, as well as consulting with teams to optimize data collection and analysis to facilitate at–the–bedside improvement. Currently, Guna is providing improvement skill training for in–house pharmacists interested in advancing their effectiveness as part of the healthcare team.

Today’s healthcare professionals are trained to provide up–to–date care within a specific field of practice. Once they begin to practice, however, they become part of a large, complex system of processes that are ever–evolving. Changes such as the introduction of technology and updates to treatment protocols can inadvertently affect existing processes negatively, creating work–arounds. Today’s healthcare professional must consider their role and actions in processes in such a way that benefits the system as a whole. This must not happen by chance, but by the deliberate and intentional use of quality improvement tools in an environment that is primed and ready for improvement.

This webinar will introduce tools widely used by most organizations to direct change effectively within the system. As with other healthcare fields there are acronyms and phrases that are used – these will be translated and demystified!