She reports back to the medical staff to keep them up to speed with the hospital�s safety initiatives and compliance as well as contributes a few creative ideas of her own.�Keeping a focus on the importance of handwashing is a challenge for busy healthcare providers,� says Boudreaux. �In the past year, a physician came up with the slogan for the handwashing campaign called the Two Tap Campaign. When we see physicians or co-workers forget to wash their hands, we can tap on the counter or arm to remind them that they need to wash. For the calendar, we are featuring that particular physician champion in a photo. She is wearing boxing gloves and standing by the sink and a handwashing dispenser.�Med/surg private unit staff nurse Jeannine Kalil, RN, is a member of the hospital�s skin committee, a subcommittee of the patient safety council. �In setting up one of our photos for the calendar, we put a nurse in a bed with an air mattress and covered her in bandages. We elevated her arms and her heels and strapped on a pair of huge air booties,� says Kalil. �In a take on the book Where�s Waldo, we included many safety goal issues in one photo so people would have to hunt for all the safety goals we included, such as a nurse checking the patient�s armband, the raised bedrails, and the presence of a red bag for biohazardous materials and soiled dressings.�Handoff communication is on The Joint Commission�s Patient Safety Goal list
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She must eat nonprocessed organic foods, which cost more.
After losing their home this year, the family moved twice, selling most of their belongings along the way so they could move into housing that is wheelchair accessible. Both parents receive monthly checks because of their disabilities, but there isn't anything extra for Christmas.
Household needs include food -- for the daughter or the parents -- and such non-perishables as size 4 diapers, wipes, toilet paper, shampoo, cleaning supplies, sheets for a queen bed and a queen-size mattress set to replace their worn-out one.
The daughter needs warm sleepers, size 12-month clothes (sleepers, coat, pants, shirts and T-shirts) and child's size 3 shoes and boots. Mom also suggests bathtub soap crayons and a little indoor-outdoor slide for their daughter to climb
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