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Health and Safety Champions — January 2021 Focus

Submitted by Sherry.D.Crosby on Tue, 01/19/2021 - 09:55
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Encourage your team members to play “Food and Immunity Bingo,” to promote foods, nutrition habits, and lifestyle choices known to strengthen your immune system.

Tracy Silveria
Sherry Crosby
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UBT health and safety champions

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Play “Food and Immunity Bingo” to promote foods, nutrition habits, and lifestyle choices known to strengthen your immune system.

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Health and Safety Champions — September 2020 Focus Sherry.D.Crosby Mon, 08/17/2020 - 10:14
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Stay up to date on your health screenings and get your flu shot. Encourage team members to do the same.

 

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In the face of COVID-19, preventive care is more important than ever. Stay up to date on your health screenings and get your flu shot. Encourage team members to do the same.

 

Tracy Silveria
Sherry Crosby
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Health and Safety Champions — July 2020 Focus

Submitted by Sherry.D.Crosby on Wed, 06/24/2020 - 12:24
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Help your team find fun ways to move and enjoy the physical and mental health benefits of exercise.

Tracy Silveria
Sherry Crosby
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UBT health and safety champions

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Help your team find fun ways to move and enjoy the physical and mental health benefits of exercise.

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Health and Safety Champions — January 2020 Focus

Submitted by Sherry.D.Crosby on Wed, 12/18/2019 - 10:24
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Our food choices influence our moods and our moods influence our food choices. That’s why eating healthy is so important. Start the New Year by eating the foods that enhance energy, health, and happiness.

Tracy Silveria
Sherry Crosby
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UBT health and safety champions

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Help your teammates make healthy food choices to enhance their wellbeing, energy, and mood. 

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Health and Safety Champions — October 2019 Focus

Submitted by Sherry.D.Crosby on Thu, 09/12/2019 - 10:49
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Many of the tasks that we do everyday involve putting stress on our bodies..Avoid injury by using proper body mechanics and identifying and minimizing risks.

Sherry Crosby
Sherry Crosby
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UBT health and safety champions

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Help your team avoid injury by using proper body mechanics and minimizing risks associated with everyday tasks. 

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Health and Safety Champions — July 2019 Focus

Submitted by Laureen Lazarovici on Tue, 06/18/2019 - 10:53
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A startling 1 out of 3 adults have prediabetes, and 9 out of 10 don’t know it. Moving more, eating healthy and losing weight can reduce your risk for prediabetes.

Tracy Silveria
Tyra Ferlatte
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UBT health and safety champions

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Help your team make positive choices that can prevent diabetes. 

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Health and Safety Champions — May 2019 Focus Sherry.D.Crosby Mon, 04/15/2019 - 17:05
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Encourage your teammates to stay up to date on their health screenings.

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Staying up to date on your health screenings is a way to take care of yourself. Encourage team members to do the same.
Tracy Silveria
Sherry Crosby
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Call-to-Action Poster

Submitted by Sherry.D.Crosby on Fri, 06/08/2018 - 09:41
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Promoting your farmers market is as easy as 1-2-3. Highlight your market with this customizable poster template that allows you to add a photo, headline and caption.

Sherry Crosby
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Farmers market champions

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Promote your farmers market with this customizable poster template that allows you add a photo, headline and caption.

How to:
To insert a photo, open Microsoft Word and click "Insert."  Under "Picture Tools," choose "Position." Then click "Position in Middle Center with Square Text Wrapping."

 

 

 

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Six-Word Call-to-Action Planning Sheet

Submitted by Sherry.D.Crosby on Mon, 06/04/2018 - 16:05
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Use this simple planning sheet to create a six-word call to action that will make your farmers market stand out in the crowd.

Sherry Crosby
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Farmers market champions

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Use this planning sheet to create a compelling six-word call to action for your farmers market.

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Call-to-Action Poster 

 

 

 

 

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Tips for Keeping Patients Safe

Submitted by Laureen Lazarovici on Tue, 04/17/2018 - 17:08
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"Do no harm" is our first obligation. Use these tips to guide your team in a patient safety improvement project and help ensure that KP is the safest place to get and to give care.

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Download the Tip Sheet

Want a colorful tip sheet with these ideas to hand out and post on bulletin boards? Download one here!

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Health care workers’ first obligation is “do no harm”— to see that the members and patients in our care suffer no injury or further illness. Unit-based teams across Kaiser Permanente launch hundreds of projects every year to improve patient safety. These tips can your guide your team in a patient safety improvement project and help ensure that KP is the safest place to get and to give care.

  1. Wash your hands often, and in accordance with local policies and procedures.
  2. Speak up if you observe a drift from safe practice. As the saying goes, “If you see something, say something!”
  3. Make sure patients (or family members) understand their diagnosis and plan of care. Have them describe, in their own words, their condition, what they need to do next and why that’s important.
  4. Label specimens accurately, completely and legibly.
  5. When administering high-alert medications have two people separately check specific steps of the process. For example, a pharmacist calculates dosage, prepares a syringe and compares the product to the order; then a nurse independently does the same and compares the results.
  6. Use tools such as SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation) and clear language like “Safety Check” to identify a hazard, if someone is uncertain and does not feel it’s safe for the patient to proceed. 
  7. Keep yourself free from injury so you can keep your patients free from harm.

 

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