| Reducing Primary Cesareans Building Your Team
Ideally, your team should include people from administration, people with detailed subject matter expertise, at least one person who is familiar with collecting data and uploading and downloading reports on the Internet, and clinical members. In addition to your team members, you will benefit from having “champions.” Champions are people who are excited about the project and can communicate about it broadly. Champions can be CNMs, RNs or MDs, and in an ideal world, a team would have some of each. Champions will create the supportive environment in which the team can diagnose, test and implement the new practices to reduce primary cesareans. Documents here will help you get your team ready to implement. These include tools to assess where you are now, tips on how to identify and engage champions, build a team, and engage senior leaders and providers in your change process. If you are RPC members, please consult the Full Implementation Guide and many resources on Basecamp.
Forming a Team
Here are some tips that others have found useful:
Engage Senior Hospital Leadership and Clinical Champions
It’s important to engage broadly within your institution about change. Here are some tips that others have found useful:
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