A collaborative effort is now underway involving Regional Quality, Maternal Child Health, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, and the Division of Research to further examine the impacts of mistriage.
As of December 2024, the Regional Caring Science Academy has achieved remarkable milestones. We now have 20 CCEP faculty members and one faculty intern, with 32 new CCEP coach students beginning their training in June and 28 completed the program.
We are recognized as a top hospital in our community and honored for quality, patient safety and advanced medical care by industry and media organizations.
The hospital’s origins at the Rosie the Riveter Homefront during World War II inspired nurses along their journey to excellence.
Vivian Ochiagha, MSN, CMSRN, led a revamp of Kaiser Richmond’s My Medication Matters initiative, ensuring patients receive clear, accessible information about their medications, including usage, side effects, and safety.
Kaiser Permanente Richmond’s Medical Center has an exceptional report card for nursing sensitive indicators in 2024, exceeding the national benchmark in all units over half the time.
Jovie Jabla, MSN, RN, CCRN, VA-BC, acting as interim nursing professional development specialist, implemented mobile vital signs and B-Braun technology to improve accuracy in documentation, eliminate inefficiencies, and improve medication safety.
Faced with the constant challenge of an overflowing emergency department, Kaiser Permanente Richmond’s emergency nurses took the lead in redesigning workflows to maximize space and efficiency.
Kaiser Permanente Richmond nurses swapped trick-or-treating for transformative learning as they joined over 14,000 nursing professionals in New Orleans for the 2024 Magnet Conference.
Richmond nurses are leading research and evidenced-based initiatives.