Use these links to access two UBT Tracker "at a glance" sheets.
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PDF
Size:
8.5" x 11"
Intended audience:
UBT co-leads and consultants
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This checklist will give you ideas on how to improve communication across shifts—and improve your team's performance in the process. Use to enhance the functionality of teams that work across multiple shifts.
Use this checklist from the Spring 2011 issue of Hank to get ideas on how to make your 24/7 unit-based team run more smoothly.
Use these links to access our five two-sided UBT Tracker Tip Sheets.
UBT Tracker Tip Sheet #5 provides tips on generating reports—from basic team information to Tests of Change charts.
UBT Tracker Tip Sheet #4 provides tips on how to keep your team's project data current, and how to manage your team's membership.
UBT Tracker Tip Sheet #3 provides tips on when and where to enter performance improvement project information v. test of change details, and how to tell whether a change is an improvement.
Format:
PDF
Size:
8.5" x 11"
Intended Audience:
UBT co-leads, consultants, team members and senior leadership
Best used:
Provides tips on how best to enter project descriptions including SMART goals, Tests of Change details and project results into UBT Tracker. Use for entering or finding data or information in UBT Tracker.
UBT Tracker Tip Sheet #2 provides tips for entering good descriptions of SMART goals, Tests of Change and other information.
UBT Tracker Tip Sheet #1 provides examples of ways to incorporate Tracker into your team's workflow and some UBT Tracker basics.
Format:
PDF
Size:
8.5" x 11"
Intended Audience:
Frontline employees, managers, leadership
Best used:
An easy-to-use reference guide that shows you how to sign on to UBT Tracker and view basic team information.
For more in-depth instructions, check out the UBT Tracker At-a-Glance for Co-Leads, Administrators and Proxies.
You can also download the complete UBT Tracker User Guide.
An easy-to-use reference guide for viewing team information in UBT Tracker.
Checklist used by turn team captains in San Diego's 2 North/South Med-Surg units when the team turns or lifts a patient, to ensure the procedure is done safely and the chance of injury is minimized.