PSR Quick Start Guide PSR Quick Start Worksheet You can use this worksheet to identify areas of high performance, potential improvement areas, relevant contextual factors, and stakeholders. Refer to your state’s PSRs (available at ) to complete the worksheet below. First, identify potential improvement opportunities… …then ask these questions about indicators with potential for improvement. Identify your state’s What factors challenge or support What stakeholders are necessary to PSR Policy/Practice Indicator ratings for each implementation of policies and practices in support and implement these indicator. the PSRs?* improvements? Excessive Alcohol Use Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders State beer tax State distilled spirits tax State wine tax Commercial host (dram shop) liability laws Local authority to regulate alcohol outlet density Food Safety Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders Speed of pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) testing of reported E. coli O157 cases Completeness of PFGE testing of reported Salmonella cases Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs) Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders State health department participation in statewide HAI prevention efforts Heart Disease and Stroke Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders Implementation of electronic health records Pharmacist collaborative drug therapy management policy HIV Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders State Medicaid reimbursement for HIV screening State HIV testing laws Reporting of CD4 and HIV viral load data to state surveillance program Motor Vehicle Injury Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders Seat belt law Child passenger restraint law Graduated driver licensing system Ignition interlock law
PSR Quick Start Guide PSR Quick Start Worksheet You can use this worksheet to identify areas of high performance, potential improvement areas, relevant contextual factors, and stakeholders. Refer to your state’s PSRs (available at ) to complete the worksheet below. First, identify potential improvement opportunities… …then ask these questions about indicators with potential for improvement. PSR Policy/Practice Indicator Identify your state’s ratings for each indicator. What factors challenge or support implementation of policies and practices in the PSRs?* What stakeholders are necessary to support and implement these improvements? Excessive Alcohol Use Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders State beer tax State distilled spirits tax State wine tax Commercial host (dram shop) liability laws Local authority to regulate alcohol outlet density Food Safety Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders Speed of pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) testing of reported E. coli O157 cases Completeness of PFGE testing of reported Salmonella cases Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs) Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders State health department participation in statewide HAI prevention efforts Heart Disease and Stroke Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders Implementation of electronic health records Pharmacist collaborative drug therapy management policy HIV Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders State Medicaid reimbursement for HIV screening State HIV testing laws Reporting of CD4 and HIV viral load data to state surveillance program Motor Vehicle Injury Green Yellow Red Challenging Factors Supporting Factors Important Stakeholders Seat belt law Child passenger restraint law Graduated driver licensing system Ignition interlock law
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