Preventing Medication Errors is Key to Patient Safety: The Five Rights 

Preventing Medication Errors is Key to Patient Safety: The Five Rights 

Medication errors can be avoided. The 5 R’s of medication administration were put in place to protect both those administering medicine and the person taking medicine/s, alongside reducing the harm that can be caused by medication errors. Following the 5 rights is the...
Recovery Reinvented | Putting An End To Shame And Stigma

Recovery Reinvented | Putting An End To Shame And Stigma

Recovery Reinvented is a movement to end the shame and stigma surrounding the disease of addiction in North Dakota. The experience was hosted by North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum and First Lady Kathryn Burgum. The event took place at Minot State University in Minot,...
Naloxone Saves Lives. Take Our Training Today.

Naloxone Saves Lives. Take Our Training Today.

Great Plains Quality Innovation Network developed this Naloxone training for ANYONE interested in learning more about how Naloxone can be used to save a life. This 20-minute training provides an overview of the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose, three different...
FirstLink Directory of Resources and 2-1-1 Helpline

FirstLink Directory of Resources and 2-1-1 Helpline

The mission of FirstLink is to assist individuals in identifying, accessing and making effective use of community and volunteer resources. Through this program, individuals can access free resources, support as well as crisis intervention services throughout North...
September Focus For Health I Strategies to Prevent Adverse Drug Events​: Now on Wednesdays  ​

September Focus For Health I Strategies to Prevent Adverse Drug Events​: Now on Wednesdays ​

We have moved our Focus 4 Health Sessions to Wednesdays at 12:15 pm – 12:45 pm CT Join our September Focus 4 Health Series: Strategies to Prevent Adverse Drug Events. During September, we will revisit the important topics of 1) Tactics to Reduce ADE’s with...
Keep It Safe and Simple: “KISS” Your ADEs Good-Bye

Keep It Safe and Simple: “KISS” Your ADEs Good-Bye

There are several high-risk medications that can lead to an adverse drug event (ADE). The classes of medications that we need to be aware of when it comes to ADEs include anticoagulation’s, opioids, antidiabetics, antipsychotics and antibiotics. High-alert...