Toolkits

Healthcare Safety Toolkit Library

Browse our extensive toolkit library for helpful tips, tools and resources designed to make your job easier!

Our toolkits are your one-stop-shop for information pertinent to improving processes, identifying best practices, reducing risks, obtaining education information, and much more.

Have an idea or a specific need for a toolkit you don’t see listed here? Please contact Vice President of Patient Safety & Risk Stacie Jenkins at staciejenkins@lhatrustfunds.com to share your suggestion.

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  • Clinical Alarm Management Best Practices

    Tools and information that are helpful in developing processes to support clinical alarm management. Organizations that implement similar processes are displaying characteristics of highly reliable organizations in the area of clinical alarm management.
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  • Cybersecurity Risk Assessment

    Conducting a risk assessment is a proactive way to identify opportunites in your cyber security program. This resource provides a step-by-step guide.
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  • Understanding Cybersecurity Risks

    Learning how to protect your organization from cybersecurity attacks starts with understanding the risks within your organization. These resources provide information on risk reduction strategies to identify and address potential risks.
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  • Cybersecurity Best Practices

    Implementing best practices in cybersecurity is important for healthcare organizations to have in place to reduce cybersecurity risks and potential attacks.
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  • Cybersecurity Online Resources

    Online Cybersecurity resources are provded for healthcare providers to minimize the risk of a cyber security attack.
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  • Process Improvement In the ED

    The ED is the point of entry into an organization for many patients. Ensuring the safety of patients begins where ever the patient presents and often times quality initiatives base timing of critical care from the patient's point of entry. Information and sample tools to help improve internal processes and compliance with national quality measures are assembled in this section.
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