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Each of the 20 Bay Area hospitals listed below is using a two-year grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign interventions. The 100K Lives Campaign is a national effort to implement six scientifically based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Through this grant, the 20 hospitals will enroll in the 100K Lives Campaign, implement interventions, participate in a regional patient safety collaborative, and report aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.
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Amount |
Date |
 | California Pacific Medical Center Foundation
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Purpose
California Pacific Medical Center Foundation is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 71 mo. | $4,210,000 | Sep. 2004 |
Purpose
This grant is helping California Pacific Medical Center and its partners to develop an associate degree nursing (ADN) program that will lead to improved nursing-related patient care in the Bay Area. Outcomes include the addition of 80 ADN nurses to Bay Area hospitals through this model program. | | Chinese Hospital
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $30,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $30,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Chinese Hospital is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 29 mo. | $520,830 | Sep. 2008 |
Purpose
To involve Chinese Hospital in the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Transforming Care at the Bedside Program to optimize the discharge planning process for fragile elders with Congestive Heart Failure. | | El Camino Hospital Foundation
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Purpose
El Camino Hospital Foundation is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 51 mo. | $515,984 | Jul. 2012 |
Purpose
In support of the implementation of a transitional care program for patients at high risk of hospital readmission. The goal of the program is to achieve and sustain a 30% reduction in the 30-day and a 15% reduction in the 90-day all-cause readmission rates for these high risk patients. | | Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, Kaiser Permanente Fremont-Hayward Medical Center
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Kaiser Permanente, Fremont-Hayward Medical Center, is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | | Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Kaiser Permanente, San Francisco Medical Center, is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | | Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, Kaiser Permanente South San Francisco Medical Center
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Kaiser Permanente, South San Francisco Medical Center, is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | | Marin General Hospital
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Marin General Hospital is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | | Mills-Peninsula Health Services
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Mills-Peninsula Health Services is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | | Novato Community Hospital
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Novato Community Hospital is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | | Saint Francis Memorial Hospital
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Saint Francis Memorial Hospital is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | | San Francisco General Hospital Foundation
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Purpose
San Francisco General Hospital Foundation is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 40 mo. | $90,000 | Sep. 2009 |
Purpose
This grant supports a Magnet Readiness Program at San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center (SFGH), including: 1) developing a strategy and framework for nursing-led research; 2) facilitating the enculturation of the SFGH professional practice model and strengthening shared governance through a transformational leadership program for nursing managers and directors; 3) supporting certification of medical-surgical nurses and increasing the number of nurses certified and 4) providing a follow-on Magnet readiness assessment to gauge progress along the Magnet Journey. This program will lead to the outcome of increased Magnet readiness at SFGH. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 46 mo. | $4,035,764 | Sep. 2008 |
Purpose
For the development, implementation and evaluation of a new transitional care program at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH), with the goal of improving outcomes for 65 year old patients through a better designed transition from hospital to home. By providing better coordinated and higher quality of care during and following hospitalization, the project is anticipated to result in lower rates of hospital readmission for elderly patients discharged from SFGH. The impact of the transitional care program supported by this grant will be documented through an evaluation and cost-benefit analysis which will be disseminated through publication and/or presentation at a national meeting. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 36 mo. | $2,341,450 | Sep. 2004 |
Purpose
This grant allows San Francisco General Hospital to develop a program to better prepare associate-degree (ADN) and foreign-trained nurses for specialized clinical practice. Outcomes include improvement of RN retention, reduction of RN vacancy rates, and enhancement of clinical and critical thinking skills among newly hired ADNs and foreign-trained RNs. | | San Mateo Medical Center
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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San Mateo Medical Center is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | | Sequoia Hospital
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Sequoia Hospital is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | | St. Luke's Hospital
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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St. Luke's Hospital is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | | St. Mary's Medical Center
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $20,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $20,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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St. Mary's Medical Center is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 29 mo. | $513,389 | Sep. 2008 |
Purpose
To involve St. Mary's Hospital with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Transforming Care at the Bedside Program to optimize the discharge planning process for fragile elders with Congestive Heart Failure. | | Stanford Hospital and Clinics
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Purpose
Stanford Hospital and Clinics is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 18 mo. | $165,000 | May 2010 |
Purpose
For the application for Magnet re-designation, leading to re-designation by December 31, 2011. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 6 mo. | $75,000 | Oct. 2008 |
Purpose
The purpose of this grant to Stanford Hospital & Clinics ("Stanford Hospital") is to support the planning required to develop a patient surveillance system that can proactively identify patients at risk for significant clinical deterioration. The output of this grant will be a proposal, including timeline and budget, to implement and evaluate a patient surveillance system. | | UCSF Medical Center
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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UCSF Medical Center is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 18 mo. | $550,000 | Aug. 2010 |
Purpose
For a Magnet Readiness program at the University of California, San Francisco (USCF) Medical Center, including the improvement of nursing-related patient outcomes to levels meeting or exceeding Magnet benchmarks. This program will lead to the outcomes of a reduction in the hospital-wide Hospital-Acquired Pressure Ulcer rate, a reduction in the hospital-wide Central Line Blood Stream Infection rate, and submission of UCSF's Magnet application by July 15, 2012. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 12 mo. | $575,000 | Sep. 2008 |
Purpose
To involve University of California, San Francisco Medical Center with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Transforming Care at the Bedside Program to optimize the discharge planning process for fragile elders with Congestive Heart Failure. | | Valley Medical Center Foundation
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Valley Medical Center Foundation is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 46 mo. | $610,241 | May 2012 |
Purpose
In support of implementation and evaluation of a transitional care program for heart failure patients. The goal of the program is to achieve and sustain a 30% reduction in the 30-day and a 15% reduction in 90-day all-cause readmission rates for patients with heart failure. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 37 mo. | $2,100,000 | Oct. 2006 |
Purpose
To achieve Magnet Recognition, a designation by the American Nurses Credentialing Center of excellence in nursing care, and improved patient outcomes through implementation of evidence-based nursing practices throughout the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. | | ValleyCare Health System
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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ValleyCare Health System is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 21 mo. | $134,000 | Feb. 2012 |
Purpose
This grant will support ValleyCare Health System’s Magnet Journey, leading to the submission of its completed Magnet documentation, and Magnet designation by December 2013. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 19 mo. | $32,000 | Aug. 2011 |
Purpose
This grant will support ValleyCare Health System’s Magnet Journey, leading to the submission of its Magnet application, completed Magnet documentation, and Magnet designation by March 2013. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 29 mo. | $939,000 | Aug. 2010 |
Purpose
In support of the purchase, installation, and implementation of bar-coding technology in ValleyCare Health System's Pleasanton campus, with the goal of significantly reducing medication administration errors in all adult inpatient units by December 31st, 2012. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 29 mo. | $574,380 | Sep. 2008 |
Purpose
To involve ValleyCare Health System with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, ?Transforming Care at the Bedside Program to optimize the discharge planning process for fragile elders with Congestive Heart Failure. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 12 mo. | $40,000 | Sep. 2007 |
Purpose
This grant will support an external gap analysis, action plans, and submission of ValleyCare Health System’s Magnet Application. The grant will assist ValleyCare Health System in their Magnet Designation Journey and will lead to continuous improvement of nursing care at ValleyCare. | | Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System
Bay Area Patient Safety Collaborative | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 | | | | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 24 mo. | $75,000 | Jun. 2005 |
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Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System is using this grant to implement the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign, a national initiative to implement six scientifically-based clinical interventions that address leading sources of mortality and complications within hospitals. Outcomes include implementation of Campaign interventions, participation in a Regional Hospital Collaborative on Patient Safety, and communication of aggregate mortality data to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 47 mo. | $536,509 | Apr. 2012 |
Purpose
In support of work to achieve and sustain a 30% reduction in 30-day readmissions and a 15% reduction in 90-day readmissions for patients discharged from the acute inpatient units at the hospital. | Term | Amount | Date Approved | | 33 mo. | $255,000 | Sep. 2011 |
Purpose
This grant will support the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System’s Magnet Journey. Funding will be used to support the implementation of a hospital-wide, 15 month Evidence-Based Practice program designed to build a cadre of Evidence-Based Practice Mentors and Practitioners while improving clinical outcomes and significantly increasing the hospital’s Magnet readiness. |
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