The infection control metric you've never heard of…
confidently held misinformation.
only outcomes matter
HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE
" Amplifire introduced us to the concept of Confidently Held Misinformation,
which, in the context of patient safety and regulatory compliance illustrates
the importance of our commitment to effective education, and how much
work we have yet to do. "
—Dan Hyman, MD, Chief Medical and Patient Safety Officer, Children's Hospital of Colorado
Confidently Held Misinformation Leads to Error
Confidently held misinformation (CHM) exists
when a clinician believes they know something,
but really don't.
Left uncorrected, CHM can lead to human
error, avoidable harm, and poor outcomes.
The best outcomes result when clinicians act
with confidence using accurate, evidence-
based knowledge.
There is a New Weapon in the War on Infection
Amplifire is an e-learning platform that probes
the accuracy of knowledge and the confidence
with which it is held.
It finds and fixes confidently held misinformation
and uncertainty about the best practices and
procedures in infection control and other topics.
In this way, the Amplifire solution saves lives
and money by reducing costly—and often non-
reimbursable—human mistakes. Amplifire has
been deployed in multiple healthcare initiatives
designed to combat the most pervasive sources
of infection.
In these deployments, over 90% of clinicians
have demonstrated CHM in the diagnosis,
treatment, and prevention of sepsis, CLABSI,
CAUTI, C. diff, SSIs, safe injections, and more.
Because medical error is extremely expensive,
returns on investment in Amplifire routinely
exceed 900%.
Download the Recent Sepsis Study
http://info.amplifire.com/national-sepsis-study-
findings
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