Healthcare Safety Toolkit Library

A flyer providing information to parents/guardians regarding what will occur during their minor child’s behavioral health visit.

A script for nursing staff to help explain the condition of their minor child to parents/guardians.

These guidelines describe what healthcare providers should do when a pediatric patient screens positive for suicide risk.

Free resources to help kids face and manage life's challenges.

A catalog of toolkits and manuals for school nurses.

Provisions that establish an ethical foundation for all school nurses.

Challenges remain in attempts to improve the reproductive health of the U.S. population. Recommendations for family planning and related preventative health services are availble on the CDC website.

This section includes numerous resources on how to get started with initiating telehealth in your organization. It consists of a variety of information from a startup checklist to a set of best practices and steps to developing a successful program.

We have gathered resources created by professional organizations that share established standards, guidelines, and patient safety tools. You can utilize these resources in your organization to reduce maternal death, hemorrhage, and other conditions that can affect women’s health.

Concerns are widespread in the realm of telehealth. This area offers information on how to achieve telehealth interoperability at all levels of this program while maintaining HIPAA guidelines.

The following information is provided to improve safety and decrease maternal and neonatal events. This information includes a guide for oxytocin administration, breastfeeding recommendations related to opioid misuse, and bundles for better maternal outcomes.

In using telemedicine, it is essential to monitor the outcomes and effectiveness of programs and processes implemented. The following information includes a series of resources to measure these processes.