Team-Based Care
      
		    Renewed commitment in TeamSTEPPS was driven by both internal data and a strategic focus on improving caregiver experience and patient outcomes.
  
  Leadership’s commitment to a culture of safety positioned TeamSTEPPS as a key strategic initiative within Safety and Quality Strategic Plan.
  
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  Over 8 weeks, participants will be introduced to TeamSTEPPS tools and principles through short self-paced interactive learning modules.
  
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  This 2-day in-person course is led by an interprofessional faculty team with a "train-the-trainer" orientation utilizing games, scenarios and activities. 
  
  Learn how Novant Health used data, team-based strategies, and quality improvement principles to drive adoption, overcome challenges, and build momentum for culture change in the care of older adults. (Webinar presented August 14, 2025)
  
  AHA member hospitals will share how partnering with AHA Team Training is demonstrating that TeamSTEPPS is not only effective but also creates lasting, positive impact across teams, departments, organizations and communities. (Webinar presented August 20, 2025)
  
  This 2-day in-person course is led by an interprofessional faculty team with a "train-the-trainer" orientation utilizing games, scenarios and activities. This approach allows participants to experience and learn the TeamSTEPPS fundamental content, and provides established resources and skills to…  
   Developing a culture and structure for interdisciplinary team-based care enables health care professionals to coordinate physical, mental and social care for their patients, especially for those with complex care needs. 
  
