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This Best Practices Center is dedicated to sharing ideas for providing excellent patient care proven successful at facilities around the country. Here we have narrowed our focus to new and innovative nursing protocols for pain management, infection control, preventing medical errors and patient falls, pressure ulcers and "failure to rescue."

Podcast: Evidence-Based Best Practices
An interview with Susan E. Shapiro, PhD, RN, CEN, and Mary E. Foley, MS, RN, both with the Center for Research & Innovation in Patient Care, UCSF School of Nursing.

Error & Action
Preventing medication errors means understanding the real cause.

Before the Fall
For nurses, fall prevention begins with the first assessment.

Feeling Their Pain
Best practices in acute pain nursing care call for ongoing assessment, treatment and reassessment.

Failure to Rescue
A flight nurse illustrates her definition of best practices.

Raising the Stakes
Multidisciplinary team collaborates to eliminate pressure ulcers.

Changing Minds, Changing Practice
Sutter Roseville Medical Center follows seven steps to eliminate catheter-related bloodstream infections.


  Last Post: July 10, 2009 | View Comments(3)

On a Windows based computer, you can increase the print size on the page you are viewing by holding down the "Ctrl" key and the "+" key ... keep tapping the "+" key till the print is easy to read. To make the print smaller, you hold down the "Ctrl" key and the "-" key.

S McLaughlin,  RN,  Memorial Hermann NW HospitalJuly 10, 2009
Houston, TX



Lola: There are tools on your system that allow you to adjust the size of the text on Internet pages. Where they are depends on what system you are using. Look for a tool called "page," which should have a sub-tool called "text." There you usually have an option of sizes. Also, most operating systems allow you to zoom an entire page. That tool may be on a top or bottom tool bar. Look for "100%" or something that looks like a magnifying glass. Click on it to zoom in on a page. Hope this helps.

Linda Jones,  Editorial Director,  ADVANCEMay 20, 2009



I am having problems reading the articles. The print is toooooo small! What can I do to resolve this?

Lola  Null May 19, 2009
Taneytown , MD




     

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