Training and Implementation
Johns Hopkins Activity and Mobility Promotion offers a variety of training and consultation options, ranging from institution-level implementation support to hands-on frontline training. If you're unsure where to begin, start with Hospital Assessment and Project Design.
Hospital Assessment and Project Design
Initial Hospital Assessment
This comprehensive evaluation includes assessment of education/training initiatives, electronic health record design and everything in between. Your organization will receive a detailed report and debrief session to reviews the recommendations for implementing JH-AMP.
Implementation Design Workshop
Our experts will meet with your team to establish a project plan, develop implementation strategies and to review the JH-AMP implementation guide and timeline.
Training and Education
Johns Hopkins Annual Hospital Activity and Mobility Conference
The Annual JH-AMP Hospital Activity and Mobility Conference features didactic and interactive content covering the JH-AMP 8 Steps to Success, Hospital Mobility Clinical Practice & Innovation, Design and Implementation, and specialty content such as Implementing the Age-Friendly Framework.
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eLearning Course: Introduction to Johns Hopkins Activity and Mobility Promotion (6 Hours)
This foundational course for frontline caregivers and hospital leaders focuses on the 8 step JH-AMP Implementation Framework. Content focused on the tools and resources needed to increase and sustain patient activity and mobility within your organization.
eLearning Course: Frontline Onboarding and Training (1 Hour)
This course aims to educate frontline staff on the consequences of immobility harm, how to utilize functional measurement tools, set mobility goals, techniques for engaging patients and moving patients safely. This module can be loaded into your Learning Management System.
eLearning Course: Moving Safely (4 Hours)
This course expands on the didactic content provided in the Frontline Onboarding eLearning course. Content includes: hospital mobility background, advocacy, common language tools, setting daily mobility goals, integrating safe patient handling and optimizing patient engagement.
Mobility Trainer Certificate
This in-person course provides didactics and hands-on skills to establish JH-AMP Mobility Advocates in your organization. Using teach-back, sign-off, and knowledge check methods, JH-AMP will certify your Mobility Advocates. The Mobility Advocates will be able to support front-line staff training and JH-AMP program implementation. This program can be delivered at your organization or at Johns Hopkins Medicine locations.
JH-AMP Master Trainer Development and Sustainability
Given program growth and expected turnover, the Master Trainer program is designed to provide a sustainable mechanism for your organization to deliver the JH-AMP Mobility Trainer Certificate. This program has three components: 1) 3-step training process 2) participation in the JH-AMP Master Trainer Community and 3) access to licensed JH-AMP Mobility Trainer Certificate materials and resources.
Implementation
Strategic Program Development
The JH-AMP team will meet with your executive and program leadership to develop strategic plans, program goals and implementation timeline.
Implementation Support and Project Management
JH-AMP will embed experts into your quality improvement team to progress your program through consistent consultation calls.
Electronic Health Record and Report Design
The JH-AMP team will consult on your Electronic Health Record design to optimize clinical workflows. Our team will share reports, operational definitions and key performance indicators necessary to track program performance.
Program Integration
Population and harm-specific programs often include an element of activity and mobility. Our team will work with your organization to integrate JH-AMP with hospital specific programs to include but not limited to: Safety Quality (e.g. falls, delirium, pressure injury), Diagnosis Specific Populations, Critical Care practice, Age Friendly Health Systems, Surgical Pathways, Safe Patient Handling, etc.