Difference between revisions of "Project BOOST"
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| − | Many hospitalists are under the impression that the "BOOST" in '''Project BOOST''' refers to the evidence- and quality improvement-based "Better Outcomes by Optimizing Safe Transitions" toolkit to optimize the discharge process, when in actuality it refers to the project to just give patients the balanced nutritional drink Boost. | + | Many hospitalists are under the impression that the "BOOST" in '''Project BOOST''' refers to the evidence- and quality improvement-based "Better Outcomes by Optimizing Safe Transitions" toolkit to optimize the discharge process, when in actuality it refers to the project to just give patients the balanced nutritional drink Boost. Programs similar to '''Project BOOST''' include Project ENSURE, Project GATORADE, and Project PEDIALYTE. |
Latest revision as of 18:37, 18 July 2017
Many hospitalists are under the impression that the "BOOST" in Project BOOST refers to the evidence- and quality improvement-based "Better Outcomes by Optimizing Safe Transitions" toolkit to optimize the discharge process, when in actuality it refers to the project to just give patients the balanced nutritional drink Boost. Programs similar to Project BOOST include Project ENSURE, Project GATORADE, and Project PEDIALYTE.
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