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Learn more about Trinity Health Muskegon’s journey using Resuscitation Quality Improvement® (RQI® ) programs.
Read the Impact RQI Has Had at Trinity Health Muskegon
Trinity Health Muskegon, formerly Mercy Health, recognizes the importance of high-quality CPR competence and performance. That’s why it was among the first adopters of the Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI) program in 2017. The American Heart Association® and Laerdal Medical codeveloped RQI to help healthcare practitioners sustain CPR skill mastery with more frequent, low-dose training to improve outcomes for patients experiencing cardiac arrest.
In this complimentary eBook, Trinity Health Muskegon shares their journey to quality improvement, and the impact that adopting digital training solutions has had on their staff and patients.
In this case study you will learn:
- Why Trinity Health Muskegon moved to RQI
- How the RQI program works at Trinity Health Muskegon
- Implementation best practices
- How RQI data analysis of CPR skills impact training long-term
- Tracking as it relates to RQI program compliance
About Trinity Health Muskegon
Trinity Health Muskegon is a state-of-the-art facility located in the lakeshore community of Muskegon, Michigan. They have a thirty-bed intensive care in a thirty-bed progressive step-down unit. As an early adopter of the RQI program, they recognized the importance of high-quality CPR competence, performance, and delivery.
A world-class destination for comprehensive health care, the new Trinity Health Muskegon medical center is an energy-efficient, green facility comprised of 10 stories featuring 311 expansive, private patient rooms; a new Emergency Department; state-of-the-art surgical and procedural areas; the renovation of the existing Mercy Campus; and a host of modern amenities and technologies.
About RQI Partners
RQI Partners is a partnership between the American Heart Association® (AHA®) and Laerdal Medical. Our mission is to increase survival from sudden cardiac arrest by helping position healthcare providers to deliver high-quality resuscitation care using innovative, modernized, digital resuscitation training solutions co-developed by the AHA and Laerdal.
