Interprofessional wound rounds before and after becoming a Best Practice Spotlight Organization (BPSO)
Abstract
Introduction. The patient care model at the Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre Hospital is based on principles of patient- and family-centered care provided by the interprofessional team. In this framework, different programs are designed and implemented to constantly improve and keep a good level of care and quality of life of the patients, within the limitations involved in hospitalization, once they have become a Best Practice Spotlight. Objective. Present the experience of the interprofessional wound rounds before and after being recognized as a Best Practice Spotlight. Summary. Before becoming a BPSO, the policy and procedure documents guiding the hospital’s practices on ulcers or pressure wounds used as reference the evidence-based guidelines of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO). However, the implementation or application of these practices had not been formalized directly at the point of patient care. This article presents the transition and the relevant aspects for making patient- and family-centered care a reality for the interprofessional team in the component of interprofessional wound rounds. Conclusions. The success in the effective implementation of the guidelines of the BPSO program has become a collective identity for the organizations that work towards the best results in healthcare organizations — in national and international institutions.
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