S.T.A.B.L.E.

S.T.A.B.L.E Program

The goal of the S.T.A.B.L.E Program is to improve patient safety for infants by:

1. Standardizing processes and approach to care
2. Encouraging teamwork
3. Identifying areas where medical errors can and do occur
4. Reducing and eliminating preventable adverse events and errors

And by using a mnemonic to organize information assists with retention and recall of stabilization activities that are critical for the post-resuscitation/pre-transport care of sick infants.

Thanks for taking this course and preparing yourself in care of newborns in this area.

Pre-course requirements:

• Complete the STABLE Foundations course via your Health stream account, this course will be assigned by the Education Department.
• Once the health stream course is completed print the Foundations Card and bring it with you to the in person course.
• Check out a STABLE book and the Paper Pre-Course Test (Located in People Development Department - Administration Building)
• Complete the paper pre-test and bring with you to the in person training course.

What to expect day of in person course:

Training Course Time (0830-1700)

• Class begins at 0830am in the Spring Meadow Room (Administration Building), with two 15 minute breaks offered throughout the training course, as well as a 30-45 minute
  lunch; the training session will conclude by 5pm.
• You must be present for the entire length of the training course.
• Throughout the course training session, end of Module tests will be completed and graded.
• You must receive 80% out of 100% to pass the course.
• CE’s awarded by St. Peter’s Health upon completion of course requirements.

After completion of the course you will be emailed your STABLE card and CE’s.

It is recommended by the STABLE program to renew the course every two years.

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