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New
Website For SNI |
You're
invited to visit www.safetynetinstitute.org
We would like to announce the launch of the newly
redesigned SNI website! Over the last 3 months, we have been in
the process of redesigning our site to make it a valuable resource
for CAPH members and our partners, and to make it easier to navigate
and find information. Please fill out and submit the online
feedback form with any comments or suggestions you may have for
our new site, which can be found at the bottom of the homepage.
Click
here to start using our new site.
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Ambulatory Care Redesign Application |
Download
the Ambulatory Care Redesign Application at www.safetynetinstitute.org
SNI and Coleman Associates will launch the second
Ambulatory Care Redesign collaborative soon for CAPH member clinics
to design systems for fast and effective outpatient visits. The
California HealthCare Foundation continues to fund this
initiative, including our 2005 collaborative in which 9 clinics
averaged a 45% decrease in patient visit cycle time, and an average
36% increase in provider productivity. For more information, contact
Hunter Gatewood at hgatewood@caph.org or
510-874-7103. Applications are due by June 23.
Click
here for details.
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Hospital Information Technology Needs Assessment |
SNI's
IT Needs Assessment results to be released June 29th
Many
stakeholders are looking forward to the results of SNI’s
Information Technology Needs Assessment, to be released
on June 29. SNI is grateful to the Blue Shield
of California Foundation for funding this assessment,
and for CAPH member systems’ enthusiastic
participation. The
individualized hospital reports and the aggregate findings
will be very useful in identifying strengths and needs,
and will further inform the work to come for CAPH
and SNI, our hospital systems, and potential funders.
Click
here for details.
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Institute for Healthcare Improvement Scholarships |
Learn
more about IHI Scholarship Opportunities
Check out the upcoming Institute for Healthcare Improvement
programs via our new SNI Calendar or
on the IHI site. We
are now accepting applications for the next available Patient
Safety Officer Training, March 7 - 14, 2007, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Find
out how to apply for a Kaiser/SNI scholarship, covering program
fees, and possibly some travel support.
Click
here for more details.
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Health Disparities Learning Opportunity |
Save
the Date for Addressing Health Disparities Train-the-Trainer
Session
The Network for Multicultural Health at the University of
California, San Francisco invites you to attend Addressing
Health Disparities: Faculty Development for Cultural Competency
Education, September 15 and 16, 2006 from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00
p.m. in San Francisco. Please contact Lisa Leiva at lisal@thecenter.ucsf.edu for
more information.
Click
here for more details.
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Health Care and Cultural Diversity Conference |
Quality
Health Care for Culturally Diverse Populations Conference
Information
Plan to attend the Fifth National Conference on Quality
Health Care for Culturally Diverse Populations: Building the
Essential Link between Quality, Cultural Competence, and Disparities
Reduction, October 17 - 20, 2006 in Seattle, Washington. The
conference will highlight
leading work in the areas of health care quality, cultural
competence, and disparities reduction, providing
opportunities for networking across disciplines, health
care sectors and geography. SNI and the National Association
of Public Hospitals and Health Systems (NAPH) will lead
a session on Leadership Insights: Framing and Integrating Cultural Competence
into Strategic Priorities.
Click
here for more details.
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New York Times Article on Cultural Need |
Patients’ Cultural
Needs are a Primary Focus
We would like to share the recent New York Times article “A
Spoonful of Foreign Culture Helps Western Medicine Go Down”. This
article profiles how
one public hospital took great strides to ensure a
cultural fit between its brand new health center and a growing Chinese
immigrant patient population.
Click
here to read the entire article.
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