Oversee the trauma PI program and participate in other quality initiatives that deal with the care of injured patients. Review and investigate all trauma PI inquiries in collaboration with the TC and refer to the appropriate committees. Monitor compliance with trauma treatment guidelines, policies and protocols. Assure that the quality and appropriateness of patient care are monitored and evaluated and that appropriate actions based on findings are taken on a consistent basis. Report quality of care events promptly to appropriate individuals, including TC and hospital administration. Identify and correct deficiencies in trauma care policies, guidelines and protocols. Consult with appropriate medical staff and administration regarding quality care events and adverse outcomes; identify areas to improve patient care. Assure that continuum of care is maintained. Identify representatives from various disciplines appropriate to participate in PI activities. Coordinate, schedule and facilitate the PI peer review process. Chair the Morbidity and Mortality Committee meeting and the Multidisciplinary Trauma Conference. Review all trauma-related peer review and initiate action as necessary. Assist the TC in evaluating the effectiveness of corrective actions resulting from PI processes. Assume responsibility for the accuracy and validity of trauma statistics. Clinical Education Support the requirements for trauma CME by participating and assisting in the education and training of hospital personnel physicians and specialists. Provide education for hospital staff regarding trauma program policies and appropriate medical practices. Community Outreach Maintain relations with community organization and legislative bodies whose activities relate to trauma care and injury prevention Participate in hospital outreach activities as may be requested by administration. Develop and participate in trauma community education and injury prevention activities. Function as a liaison to other hospitals within the region. Knowledge and Lead the hospital in program development. Oversee the clinical practice of medical staff. Analyze and interpret complicated information. Determines a course of action based on research, data, standards of care and general guidelines/protocols. Communicate effectively with a wide variety of intra- and inter-facility staff and administration using both oral and written communication. Possess critical thinking, analytical, teaching/coaching and research skills Oversee, participate in and develop projects that ensure the cost-effectiveness of care provided by physicians and hospital.” Networking resources for TMDs The American College of Surgeons Local Level One and Two TMDs SMRTAC Coordinator
Oversee the trauma PI program and participate in other quality initiatives that deal with the care of injured patients. Review and investigate all trauma PI inquiries in collaboration with the TC and refer to the appropriate committees. Monitor compliance with trauma treatment guidelines, policies and protocols. Assure that the quality and appropriateness of patient care are monitored and evaluated and that appropriate actions based on findings are taken on a consistent basis. Report quality of care events promptly to appropriate individuals, including TC and hospital administration. Identify and correct deficiencies in trauma care policies, guidelines and protocols. Consult with appropriate medical staff and administration regarding quality care events and adverse outcomes; identify areas to improve patient care. Assure that continuum of care is maintained. Identify representatives from various disciplines appropriate to participate in PI activities. Coordinate, schedule and facilitate the PI peer review process. Chair the Morbidity and Mortality Committee meeting and the Multidisciplinary Trauma Conference. Review all trauma-related peer review and initiate action as necessary. Assist the TC in evaluating the effectiveness of corrective actions resulting from PI processes. Assume responsibility for the accuracy and validity of trauma statistics. Clinical Education Support the requirements for trauma CME by participating and assisting in the education and training of hospital personnel physicians and specialists. Provide education for hospital staff regarding trauma program policies and appropriate medical practices. Community Outreach Maintain relations with community organization and legislative bodies whose activities relate to trauma care and injury prevention Participate in hospital outreach activities as may be requested by administration. Develop and participate in trauma community education and injury prevention activities. Function as a liaison to other hospitals within the region. Knowledge and Lead the hospital in program development. Oversee the clinical practice of medical staff. Analyze and interpret complicated information. Determines a course of action based on research, data, standards of care and general guidelines/protocols. Communicate effectively with a wide variety of intra- and inter-facility staff and administration using both oral and written communication. Possess critical thinking, analytical, teaching/coaching and research skills Oversee, participate in and develop projects that ensure the cost-effectiveness of care provided by physicians and hospital.” Networking resources for TMDs The American College of Surgeons Local Level One and Two TMDs SMRTAC Coordinator
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