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TeamSTEPPS®

What does TeamSTEPPS® look like at Parkview?

Parkview Health is passionate about providing outstanding patient care and improving patient safety, and TeamSTEPPS® is helping our organization do just that. TeamSTEPPS® is an evidence-based system used to improve communication and teamwork skills among healthcare professionals and is gradually being implemented systemwide.

Learn more about our implementation of TeamSTEPPS® and our success stories

Dr. Todd Sider TeamSTEPPS® Physician Champion

“TeamSTEPPS® seems to fit very well with our existing culture of safety. It is a perfect adjunct to bring folks into a common mindset, a common language, a common set of tools to use to improve our communication. I’ve always been a proponent of that single word as probably one of the most important things that we do as far as taking care of patients – communication.” – Dr. Todd Sider, TeamSTEPPS® Physician Champion

Learn more about Parkview’s TeamSTEPPS® journey and why TeamSTEPPS® is important to our culture of safety.

PWB EMS Coworker Success Story

“TeamSTEPPS® is a great program that teaches you about leadership, about teamwork, communication, debriefing, and how to make sure all the steps for the better outcome of the patient are followed through.” – Mike Oberg, Critical Care Paramedic, Parkview Health

Discover how the Parkview EMS team is leveraging the tools they gained from TeamSTEPPS® in every call they receive.

Dr. Conarty TeamSTEPPS® Physician Champion

Why should Parkview Health incorporate TeamSTEPPS® into our culture? “That’s an easy one – patient first. That’s where we want to be is everybody focused on that patient. You know for how long have we said excellent care, every person, every day. What if our job description just said ‘patient first’?” - Paul Conarty, MD, Colon and Rectal Surgeon, Parkview Physicians Group

Learn how the surgery work environment and culture has changed over the years and how TeamSTEPPS® is benefiting the work environment for coworkers, physicians and patients.

POH Team Shares TeamSTEPPS® Impact

“Since the TeamSTEPPS® training, we’ve empowered our co-workers to speak up and say things that may have a positive outcome for the patient. Bottom line is as a surgeon we want the best possible outcome for the patient and co-workers bringing up concerns is welcomed and it’s necessary. I think TeamSTEPPS® has opened the door for that communication.” – Stephen Wright, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Parkview Ortho Hospital

The Parkview Ortho Hospital team talks through how they have implemented increased safety measures and communication strategies to empower staff as a result of their TeamSTEPPS® training.

PBAM OR Success Story

“Since Parkview has taken over in Bryan, Ohio, I think that TeamSTEPPS® has really helped give everybody a voice and really set us up for success in the future.” – Alyssa Nihart, Certified Surgical Technologist, Parkview Bryan Hospital

“It feels really good to know that Parkview values my input in regards to the patient safety.” – Lauren Detray, RN, Parkview Bryan Hospital

Hear a TeamSTEPPS® success story about our surgical tech feeling empowered to flag a potential contamination in the surgical set up and how the team at Parkview Bryan pivoted with patient safety in mind.

PHH Ectopic Pregnancy Emergency Success Story

“I love the TeamSTEPPS® model just because it’s this great base for making sure that we’re all working together as a team to keep the patient safe. It’s about communicating with each other across teams.” – Courtney Campbell, RN, OR Nurse, Parkview Huntington Hospital

Learn about one of the many success stories from TeamSTEPPS® focusing on multiple teams across Parkview Huntington Hospital. By using TeamSTEPPS® concepts, the team was able to enhance communication and the pregnant woman rushed to the hospital with a potentially life-threatening situation was able to go home the following day.

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