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Training
Program
EMTALA Training Program CD-ROM
Center
for Quality Health Care Services and Consumer Protection
implemented
this best practice in May 1999
Qualifying
under the Best Practices
catalogue:
3 Provide Capabilities
34 Develop resource capabilities
342 Train personnel
Best
Practice Summary
(how it works, how you measure it)
The EMTALA
Training Program CD-ROM allows for staff to learn through an interactive
approach. This multi-media training program is provided to staff
via e-mail or CD-ROM. This Training Program increases training
opportunities for staff, increases the flexibility of training,
and decreases the costs associated with training. The CD-ROM is
updated according to changes in regulations. Success is measured
by tracking new employees through the training process.
Impact
on the Process Organizational Performance (OUTCOMES)
This
Best Practice has increased the flexibility of training. This
multi-modiality approach enhances the learning process. The
costs of training have decreased associated with this program.
Best
Practice Qualification
The EMTALA
Training Program qualified as a "Best Practice" for the following
reasons:
. positive
outcome that affected the Acute care of the Center
. positive
financial outcome
. innovative,
original, and has an ongoing impact
In addition,
this can be replicated for other multimedia training programs
at the Center.
For
Additional Information
Virginia
Department of Health
Center for Quality Health Care Services and Consumer Protection
3600 Centre
3600 West Broad Street, Suite 216
Richmond, VA 23230
Robert
Cherry
(804) 367-2102
rcherry@vdh.state.va.us
Nancy
Hofheimer
(804) 367-2102
nhofheimer@vdh.state.va.us
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