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Collaboratives

Learning collaboratives focused on improving patient safety and the quality of care.

The Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) periodically offers learning collaboratives focused on improving patient safety and the quality of care. These collaboratives provide unique opportunities for hospitals and associated professional groups to network, share experiences, and support one another in implementing and accelerating quality improvement initiatives.

Over time, SCCM has welcomed more than 350 intensive care units (ICUs), providing subject matter experts and connecting teams in their endeavors to successfully improve the outcomes of critically ill and injured patients.

STOP-VIRUS ICU Learning Collaborative

Adult ICUs participating in the VIRUS Registry with at least 3-6 months of data and are located within the United States or its Territories, are invited to apply for a new SCCM collaborative being launched in February 2021. The collaborative, which will be open to twenty sites, is entitled STOP-VIRUS (Structured Team-based Optimal Patient-centered care for virus covid-19). There is no fee to participate. Applications are being accepted through mid-April.

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Postponed Collaborative

Family Engagement Collaborative: Postponed due to COVID-19

Concluded Collaboratives

Patient-Centered Outcomes Research - Intensive Care Unit (PCOR-ICU)
ICU Liberation: Implementing and Tracking the ABCDEF Bundle
Surviving Sepsis Campaign: Early Recognition on Wards
Surviving Sepsis Campaign: Bundle Implementation

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