Qualtrics link : Group 4: https://stanforduniversity.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_00U8itGD57WnWuO

for the judges, feel free to use the score sheet in the email from lisa. At the end, we will chat together about the wonderful presentations we will be seeing

Thank you again for being here! Because we only have limited time with our presenter -- If you have any questions, please feel to ask your question in the chat.Our facilitator will moderate the questions during the Q&AIf your questions are not answered, another option is that the presenter can answer your question while the next person is presenting

The cost savings, $2556, is that per patient?

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And that is hard dollars. (I think)

This is really great Erik! I echo Dr Maggio; so many of these patients are very sick and to save them across buildings to the RT department and speeding up treatment planning is great!

Nice work!

i noticed there was a typo - the 2500 in the summary was the interim q2 number that was left on by mistake, the 6600 figure above was the full 12 months

i updated the slides but missed that spot

but thank you all so much!

thank you Rebecca!

fantastic job!

Wonderful work Rebecca, David from our abx stewardship team here, audio not working apologies, but great presentation, looking forward to having you in ID this coming year, IV-to-PO has been of ongoing interest with various interventions made over time (e.g. order sets, pharmacist protocol, etc,), let's connect on this and see how we might multiply these efforts!

Thank you! Would love to connect :)

@ Mark : Love this work. Interested in a possible complimentary subject-- insurance literacy. Our healthcare system can be VERY hard to navigate.

This Policy project is definitely important -- curious to hear more about why these policies are stored on an SU system rather than the hospital documents management system. A whole team may be able to connect dots more effectively if more people are using the same system.

What are next steps?

Great work Gaby & team!! 🧠

fantastic job !!

This is a really great project that I’m sure is helpful not only to staff but also to patients! I see these caps all over the hospital and think they are wonderful, and I can easily imagine how they can improve communication.

Can you please discuss how these caps increased wellness?

(and I agree I've seen the caps around, and like them as well!)

From a change management perspective, what challenges, if any, did you face in rolling out the name caps?

That helps a great deal. Thanks for the explanation!

Does anyone have Bronson's #?

I am here

Great - ill message you directly

Waste reduction is so important.. Stanford has been an early innovator in this space. Great to see your team continuing to advance the work!

this is wonderful@ thank you John and team for working on this very important initiative

Agreed, Shelagh! Valuable work with the opportunity to be a sustainability leader!

C.Diff is one of our biggest risk areas in lots of ways (including Quality ratings). Really appreciate your work on this, Team.

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With the addition of the reflex to EIA capability, and the protection of the staff when a colonization is discovered, are these benefits offset by the cost of the testing?

great job!!

thank you for your interest in QI!

Nice job!!

By protection of the staff I mean the utilization of PPE rather than exposing staff.

Great; thanks!

: Group 4: https://stanforduniversity.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_00U8itGD57WnWuO

Thank you so much Rani -- this is LITERALLY the most efficient meeting I have ever been to.

lol agreed with Shelagh !

Thank you all!

thanks to Rani's time keeping!

Thank you all!

Thanks everyone! Great work!

I have one first place, and a tie for second. 😊

Sorry @ Laurice I think it got mixed up I also meant the scrub cap project. I may have misspoke and said Radiology