Perform Next Of Kin Notifications Quickly & Easily

Reduce Liability and Increase Patient Safety in 90 Days with Seven Steps System - Free!

There are many reasons you became a health care professional.    Feeling helpless isn’t one of them.     

But when you’re looking down at a critically injured trauma patient and the only thing that will save his life is the medical history you don’t have, helpless is exactly what you feel.   

Or when you’re working desperately to find your dying patient’s family before it’s too late for them to say goodbye.  Again, helpless.   

But it doesn’t have to be that way.  What if you could eliminate that helpless feeling?    

What if you could locate your patient’s next of kin and medical history quickly and easily?   

What if there was as a simple plan you could use to reduce liability and increase patient safety in Seven Steps?  

What if you could seamlessly implement the process in your facility in 90 days or less?    

Every hospital knows that timely next of kin notification is vital – especially when your patient is a victim of sudden illness or trauma and is lying in your emergency department unconscious or worse, unidentified. 

Not only is it important to have a family member present to comfort the patient, but to have them on site to make informed treatment decisions and to provide the medical history that often means the difference between life and death.

But when that call is delayed, lives are at stake, patient satisfaction is compromised and the hospital opens itself up to unnecessary liability. 

And in a growing number of states, the delay of a timely next of kin call is not only against the standard of care, (like California, Illinois, Texas and Minnesota) it’s against state law. That’s why we created the Seven Steps Notification System.

In “Creating a Next of Kin Notification Program”, you’ll receive the background and tools your facility needs to locate an unconscious patient’s emergency contact information, perform next of kin notifications and obtain informed consent, quickly and easily.  With concise, easy to follow benchmarks, the program has everything that hospitals need to train trauma team members to perform next of kin notifications quickly and easily in every situation.  

The only next of kin notification training system for hospitals, the Program was specially created to promote patient health, safety and satisfaction, while helping hospitals reduce legal and malpractice liability.

Once you’re familiar with the Seven Steps System, you’ll use our Six-Sigma based Program guide to rollout the Notification Program to your own facility.   With the Program you’ll receive Patient Tracking Worksheets to track an unconscious patient's progress through the notification process, giving staff members the real time data they need at every stage, as well as a documented legal record of the steps that have been taken.  It also includes program documentation, work flows, training tools and everything you need to create your very own Notification Program.   

It’s quick, it’s easy and you can be up and running within 90 days!

Get your copy today, start implementing the process and in 90 days you and your staff will have the tools they need to locate and use that critically injured trauma patient's medical history to save his life.  And you won't have to work desperately to find your dying patient’s family before it’s too late.  You'll have the tools you need to find them, reunite them with your patient and give that family the most important thing of all -- the chance to say goodbye.  And that helpless feeling?  That will only be a memory.     

For a limited time Creating A Next of Kin Notification Program is now available in Print (spiral bound workbook), on CD or as a FREE Instant PDF Download.  All of the versions come with the Chart Pages, Patient Tracking Sheet, work flows and staff handouts, as well as the full Seven Steps System Guide.  

       

 

** In the Print Version, you'll be able to download the forms and other Notification Program documents from our website, as soon as you receive the book.  Just look for the web site link and the verification code at the beginning of the book, and enter it into our site for verification.  Then you will immediately be able to download all of your files. 

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Benefits:
  • Learn how to make a HIPAA/family friendly notification call 

  • Learn how to locate difficult to find emergency contacts 

  • Learn how to identify John/Jane Does 

  • Get patient’s critical medical history faster Bring NOK on site to make medical decisions faster, relieving liability 

  • Patient Tracking Sheet/Chart Pages provide documented proof of when/how notification was made

  • Customizable staff notification work flows to fit your facility

  • Easy to read, easy to use downloadable electronic guides/tools

  • Easily meet your state’s NOK notification requirements

  • Systemize, streamline or create your NOK process in 90 Days

What Is Included In the Program?

  • Seven Steps System Training
  • Customizable Patient Tracking Worksheets
  • Step By Step Guide to Creating your own NOK Notification Program and Pilot Rollout
  • Notification Program Workbook to track your progress, metrics and results
  • Notification Team Roles and Responsibilities
  • Modules for dealing with John Does, Children, Alzheimer’s patients and the homeless, by industry professionals.
  • Customizable Work Flows, reference and adoption tools designed to be used in the ED and patient care floor.

 

 

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