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TeamSTEPPS® Long-Term Care Version, Module 7

Summary—Pulling it All Together: Classroom Slides

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Slide 1: Summary—Pulling It All Together

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"The truth of the matter is that you always know the right thing to do. The hard part is doing it." —Norman Schwarzkopf

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Slide 2: Objectives

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  • Discuss how to use the tools and strategies presented in this training.
  • Demonstrate how to appropriately apply the tools and strategies to real-life situations.
  • Practice using tools and strategies for overcoming barriers to team effectiveness.

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Slide 3: TeamSTEPPS

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Slide 4: Barriers to Team Effectiveness


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Barriers Tools and Strategies Outcomes
  • Inconsistency in Team Membership.
  • Lack of Time.
  • Lack of Information Sharing.
  • Hierarchy.
  • Defensiveness.
  • Conventional Thinking.
  • Complacency.
  • Varying Communication Styles.
  • Conflict.
  • Lack of Coordination and Followup With Co-Workers.
  • Distractions.
  • Fatigue.
  • Workload.
  • Misinterpretation of cues.
  • Lack of Role Clarity.
  • Brief.
  • Huddle.
  • Debrief.
  • STEP.
  • Cross-Monitoring.
  • Feedback.
  • Advocacy and Assertion.
  • Two-Challenge Rule.
  • CUS.
  • DESC Script.
  • Collaboration.
  • SBAR.
  • Call-Out.
  • Check-Back.
  • Handoff.
  • Shared Mental Model.
  • Adaptability.
  • Team Orientation.
  • Mutual Trust.
  • Team Performance.
  • Resident Safety!!

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Slide 5: Role Play

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Image: A penguin in a hat and cloak holds a wooden sword and play script.

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Slide 6: Identifying Opportunities to Use TeamSTEPPS Tools and Strategies

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'Roll 'Em!' Play Video (icon: penguin film director) Opportunity to apply TeamSTEPPS technique to improve outcome in Sub-Acute Care (Flash video, 2 min., 26 sec.; 18 MB) (Plugin Software Help)

Opportunity to apply TeamSTEPPS technique to improve outcome in Long-Term Care (Flash video, 3 min., 15 sec., 87 MB) (Plugin Software Help) 'Roll 'Em!' Play Video (icon: penguin film director)

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Slide 7: Summary

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In the preceding section, we learned that teamwork strategies and tools—

  • Are available to both team members and leaders.
  • Can be categorized according to the specific barriers to team effectiveness in a given situation.
  • Can all be applied to most situations because they complement one another.

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Slide 8: Action Planning

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To improve teamwork in your work area, what can you commit to focusing on?"

"The achievements of an organization are the results of the combined effort of each individual." —Vince Lombardi

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Internet Citation:

TeamSTEPPS Long-Term Care Version, Module 7. Summary—Pulling it All Together. Slide Presentation (Text Version). Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/teamsteppstools/longtermcare/module7/slltcsummary.htm
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