Research in Action (RIA): 25-minute research presentation, eligible for CME
This study examines the impact of assessing Adverse Childhood Events (ACEs) and implementing a Trauma-Informed Care educational program for healthcare staff. Using the ARTIC Scale, staff attitudes were assessed pre-and post-implementation. Patient outcomes improved post-intervention, including HCAHPS scores, AMA discharges, and readmissions. Findings highlight that TIC education enhances staff attitudes, fosters patient trust, reduces AMA rates, and lowers readmissions, emphasizing TIC's value.
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of this session, participants should be able to:
Review the importance of integrating Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) into healthcare practices
Propose strategies to overcome barriers and scale TIC implementation to enhance safety, trust, and measurable patient care improvements
Propose strategies to overcome barriers and scale TIC implementation to enhance safety, trust, and measurable patient care improvements
