National Network Day, October 2008
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Thank you for joining us for the 5 Million Lives Campaign’s National Network Day. Our goal is to help you improve patient care as quickly and reliably as possible and to highlight for you the many ways we can work together to avoid medical harm. By filling out this brief evaluation form, you can help us understand the ways in which National Network Day was most useful to you and how we might continue to improve our programming. The evaluation should take you no more than five minutes to complete. We appreciate your feedback!

The 5 Million Lives Campaign Team

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1. Because of my participation in National Network Day, I have a better understanding of the learning network resources available to me.

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2. My participation in National Network Day gave me new improvement ideas to test in my organization.

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3. Which network resources are you most likely to access in the future? List all that apply.

4. It was valuable to have non-Campaign-specific interventions covered during National Network Day.

5. Are there additional sessions you wish were offered on National Network Day?

6. Approximately how many people at your organization participated in National Network Day?

7. The WebEx interface was easy to use:

8. Please rate the helpfulness of each session.

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Making the Network Work for You (Berwick, McCannon, Umbdenstock)
A1: The Execution Framework (Kabcenell, Roth)
A2: Preventing Falls (Meek, Taylor)
A3: Moving your "Big Dot" Overall mortality reduction at Owensboro Medical Health System (Stogsdill, Jacobsen)
A4: Infection Prevention Panel Discussion (Burns, Fraser, Jernigan, Griffin)
B1: Physician Leadership (Gosfield, Dickson)
B2: Making Improvements Stick: Reducing Surgical Site Infections and Improving AMI Care (Crotty, Griffin)
B3: The Adoption and Spread of Medication Protocols (Thies, Federico)
B4: Reducing Hospital Readmissions (Boutwell, Roth)
C1: Building the Business Case for Quality (Shannon, Bisognano)
C2: Rural Affinity Group Grand Rounds (Patton, Turner, Duncan)
C3: Engaging Patients and Families & Family-Activated Rapid Response Teams (Schade Willis, Hanna)
C4: The Business Case for Patient- and Family-Centered Care (Sodomka, Conway)
D1: The Keystone Project: Using evidence-based interventions to improve the quality and safety of ICU care (Goeschel, Townsend)
D2: New Ways to Make Care Patient- and Family-Centered (Turner, Brady)
The Way Forward (Berwick, McCannon, Corrigan)

9. What is your job title?

10. Please include any other comments or suggestions that you have about National Network Day and/or any sessions that you attended.