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Awards and Wrap-Up ILPQC QI Excellence Awards Presented by the ILPQC 8th Annual Conference October 29, 2020 Recognizing QI Excellence! 11:30am – 11:45am Quality Improvement Excellence Perinatal Poster Awards: Network Awards of MNO-OB, Administrator Excellence MNO-Neo, Recognition IPLARC, and IPAC ILPQC QI Awards • If your hospital is recognized, please use the chat box to celebrate your team members! • Everyone please help us celebrate our award winners, CONGRATULATIONS! ILPQC QI Awards • ILPQC will follow up with award winners to request contact & shipping information to send QI Excellence Award Plaques • If you have any questions, comments, or concerns about your award status, please email [email protected] You’re a star! POSTER QI EXCELLENCE AWARDS 5 ILPQC QI Excellence Poster Award Recipients - OB Riverside Medical Center ILPQC MNO-OB Wave 1 & 2 Top first time submission Northwest Community Healthcare Early Initiation of Breastmilk Expression in NICU Best use of data Mothers AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center Empowering our Patients to Enhance their Recovery Hinsdale after Cesarean (ERAC) Best project implementation Advocate Lutheran General Hospital OBSTAAR Shines a Light on C-Section Recovery and Decreases Exposure to Opioids SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital - St. Louis Promoting Vaginal Birth Loyola University Medical Center Maternal Newborn Opiate Initiative Saint Anthony Hospital Reducing Maternal and Neonatal Morbidity and Mortality with Improved Postpartum Access to Care Northwestern Memorial Hospital Standardizing Care to Decrease Drug Overdose, the Primary Cause of Maternal Death ILPQC QI Excellence Poster Award Recipients - Neonatal Memorial Medical Center ILPQC Mothers and Newborns Affected by Opioids Top first time submission Neonatal Initiative Rush Copley Medical Center Utilization of a Validated Sepsis Calculator to Decrease Best use of data Unnecessary Neonatal Antibiotic Administration Loyola University Medical Center Use of a Modified Eat, Sleep, Console Protocol in the Best project implementation Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Mothers and Newborns Affected by Opioids - Newborn ILPQC QI Excellence Poster Award Recipients – Patient / Family Engagement OSF Healthcare - Saint Francis Medical Touching Lives One Family At A Time Center Thank you to all hospitals who shared posters • Advocate Lutheran General Hospital • OSF Healthcare - Saint Francis Medical • AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center Hinsdale Center • OSF Saint Elizabeth Medical Center • Amita Health St. Mary's Kankakee • Palos Hospital • AMITAHealth Alexian Brothers Medical Center • Riverside Medical Center • Carle BroMenn Medical Center • Rush Copley Medical Center • Comer Children's Hospital • Saint Anthony Hospital • Edward Hospital • SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital - St. Louis • KSB Hospital • St. Alexius Medical Center • Loyola University Medical Center • University of Chicago Perinatal • Memorial Medical Center • Northwest Community Healthcare • Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital • Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage • Northwestern Medicine Huntley Hospital • Northwestern Memorial Hospital 8 MNO-OB & NEONATAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS FOR OPTIMAL OUD CARE 9 MNO-OB Excellence Award Criteria for Optimal OUD Care All Data Submitted + 6 Structure Measures In Place (Screening Prenatal, Screening L&D, SBIRT/OUD Protocol, Mapping, Checklist, Patient Education) + All Process Measure goals met >70% MAT, >70% Recovery Treatment Services >60% Narcan, >70% Hep C >70% Patient Education, >50% Prenatal Screening MNO-OB Excellence Award for Optimal OUD Care ILPQC MOTHERS AND NEWBORNS AFFECTED BY OPIOIDS INITIATIVE • Advocate BroMenn Medical Center • Barnes Jewish Hospital • CGH Medical Center • Elmhurst Memorial Hospital • NM Lake Forest Hospital • NorthShore University Health System Highland Park Hospital • Palos Health • Riverside Medical Center • Saint Anthony Hospital • St Margaret's Hospital MNO-OB Recognition: Achievement of MAT Goal ≥ 70% • Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital • Memorial Hospital East • Advocate Lutheran General Hospital • Memorial Hospital of Carbondale • Advocate Sherman Hospital • NM Huntley Hospital • Alton Memorial Hospital • NM McHenry Hospital • AMITA Alexian Brothers Medical • NorthShore University Health System Center Evanston Hospital • Barnes Jewish Hospital • Northwestern Memorial Hospital • Blessing Hospital • OSF St Francis Medical Center • Edward Hospital • Palos Health • Elmhurst Memorial Hospital • Riverside Medical Center • Illinois Valley Community Hospital • Rush Copley • Loyola University Medical Center • Swedish Covenant Hospital • MacNeal Hospital • West Suburban Medical Center MNO-OB Recognition: Achievement of Linkage to Recovery Treatment Services Goal ≥70% • Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital • Memorial Hospital of Carbondale • Alton Memorial Hospital • NM Central DuPage Hospital • AMITA Alexian Brothers Medical • NM Huntley Hospital Center • NorthShore University Health • AMITA St Mary's - Kankakee System Evanston Hospital • Barnes Jewish Hospital • Northwestern Memorial Hospital • Blessing Hospital • OSF St Francis Medical Center • Crawford Memorial Hospital • Palos Health • Edward Hospital • Riverside Medical Center • Elmhurst Memorial Hospital • Swedish Covenant Hospital • Illinois Valley Community Hospital • West Suburban Medical Center • Little Company of Mary Hospital • Loyola University Medical Center • Memorial Hospital East MNO-OB Recognition: Achievement of Narcan Goal ≥ 60% • Advocate Christ Medical Center • Little Company of Mary Hospital • Advocate Lutheran General Hospital • MacNeal Hospital • Advocate Sherman Hospital • NM Huntley Hospital • AMITA Alexian Brothers Medical • NorthShore University Health System Center Evanston Hospital • AMITA St. Alexius Medical Center • Northwestern Memorial Hospital • Barnes Jewish Hospital • Palos Health • Edward Hospital • Riverside Medical Center • Elmhurst Memorial Hospital • Rush Copley • HSHS St Francis Hospital MNO-OB Recognition: Achievement Prenatal Screening Goal ≥ 50% • Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital • NorthShore University Health • Advocate BroMenn Medical Center System Highland Park Hospital • Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital • OSF St Elizabeth Medical Center • Advocate Sherman Hospital • OSF St Francis Medical Center • AMITA St Mary's - Kankakee • Palos Health • Barnes Jewish Hospital • Riverside Medical Center • CGH Medical Center • Rush Copley • Elmhurst Memorial Hospital • Saint Anthony Hospital • Little Company of Mary Hospital • St Margaret's Hospital • Loyola University Medical Center • Morris Hospital • NM Lake Forest Hospital • NorthShore University Health System Evanston Hospital 15 MNO-Neonatal Excellence Award Criteria for Optimal OEN Care All Data Submitted + 4 Structure Measures In Place (Prenatal Consult, Pharmacologic Care, Non- Pharmacologic Care, Coordinated Discharge) + All Process Measure goals met >70% Breastfeeding; <20% Pharmacologic Treatment; >95% Coordinated Discharge MNO-Neonatal Excellence Award for Optimal OEN Care ILPQC MOTHERS AND NEWBORNS AFFECTED BY OPIOIDS INITIATIVE • Advocate Children's- Oak Lawn • Loyola University Medical Center • Advocate Good Samaritan • NM Central DuPage Hospital Hospital • OSF St Francis Medical Center • Advocate Sherman Hospital • Palos Health • AMITA Alexian Brothers Medical • SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Center Children's Hospital • AMITA St Mary's - Kankakee • Swedish Covenant Hospital • Edward Hospital • West Suburban Medical Center • Illinois Valley Community • St. Louis Children's Hospital Hospital • Advocate Children's - Park Ridge • Little Company of Mary Hospital MNO-Neonatal Recognition: Achievement of Breastfeeding Goal ≥ 70% • Memorial Hospital of Carbondale • Advocate Children's- Oak Lawn • NorthShore University Health System • Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Evanston Hospital • Advocate Sherman Hospital • OSF St Francis Medical Center • AMITA Alexian Brothers Medical • Palos Health Center • Rush Copley • AMITA St. Alexius Medical Center • Alton Memorial Hospital • AMITA St Mary's - Kankakee • SSM Health St Mary's - Centralia • Blessing Hospital • St. Louis Children's Hospital • NM McHenry Hospital • West Suburban Medical Center • Edward Hospital • Elmhurst Memorial Hospital • Illinois Valley Community Hospital • Memorial Hospital East MNO-Neonatal Recognition: Achievement of Discharge Goal ≥ 95% • Advocate Children's- Oak Lawn • Loyola University Medical Center • Advocate Children's - Park Ridge • Memorial Hospital East • Advocate Condell Medical Center • NorthShore University Health System • Advocate Good Samaritan Evanston Hospital Hospital • NM Central DuPage Hospital • Advocate Sherman Hospital • OSF St Francis Medical Center • Alton Memorial Hospital • Palos Health • AMITA Alexian Brothers Medical • Riverside Medical Center Center • SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's • AMITA St Mary's - Kankakee Hospital • NM Huntley Hospital • SSM Health St Mary's - St Louis • NM McHenry Hospital • St. Louis Children's Hospital • Edward Hospital • Swedish Covenant Hospital • Illinois Valley Community Hospital • West Suburban Medical Center • Little Company of Mary Hospital IPLARC AWARDS 20 IPLARC Excellence Award Criteria IPLARC IPLARC QI EXCELLENCE QI LEADER All Data Submitted* All Data Submitted* + + LIVE & Sustainability Plan LIVE & Sustainability Submitted Plan Submitted + + Green on 7 Key Green on 7 Key Opportunities** Opportunities** + 80% on comprehensive contraceptive counseling*** IPLARC QI Excellence Award Winners! ILPQC IMMEDIATE POSTPARTUM
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