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Laura Douresseaux , MSHCM, RHIA Health Information Management Systems Department

Civic Engagement Meets Academia: Incorporating Service Learning and Social Media in Quality Management –performance improvement project. Laura Douresseaux , MSHCM, RHIA Health Information Management Systems Department College of Arts & Science Southern University at New Orleans.

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Laura Douresseaux , MSHCM, RHIA Health Information Management Systems Department

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  1. Civic Engagement Meets Academia: Incorporating Service Learning and Social Media in Quality Management –performance improvement project Laura Douresseaux, MSHCM, RHIA Health Information Management Systems Department College of Arts & Science Southern University at New Orleans

  2. Course Background • Title of Class HIMS 320, Quality Management • Number of Students22 Started with 9, ended with 7 • General Class Profile Junior and senior Health Information Management Systems students • Community Service Providers LSU Health Clinics, New Orleans, LA Common Ground Health Clinic, Algiers, LA

  3. Student Learning Outcomes • Develop organization-wide health record documentation guidelines. • Maintain organizational compliance with regulations and standards such as Joint Commission, CARF, and COP. • Ensure organizational survey readiness for accreditation, licensing, and/or certification process. • Analyze clinical data for a disease management process such as case management. • Apply patient and organizational safety initiatives such as programs and plans of a healthcare organization’s environment of care. • To engage students in the health care community through public service to understand the significance of service learning and gain a further understanding of the course content. • To gain an understanding of how social media such as Face Time and Skype will allow students to communicate on their projects remotely.

  4. Course Service Learning Project Group Project: Performance Improvement (PI)Plan Students were given an “opportunity for improvement issue” and had to develop a PI plan to correct the issue. Upon completion of plan, student had to present their plan to members of the service learning site, course instructor and department head.

  5. Successes – Expected Gains Further understanding of course content and a broader appreciation the Health Information Management profession through service learning. Increase classroom participation, attendance, and retention. Gain an understanding of how social media tools can be used to work on group projects remotely. Increased teaching resources

  6. Successes - Unexpected Gains • Create a community connection with businesses within the community • Improved skills in the areas of leadership, decision-making, and communication skills

  7. Knowledge Gained For Future Integration • Continue to work with the SL sites to gain a better understanding of the concept of SL and assist in identifying their needs that relate to the SL courses which in turn will enhance projects and assignments at the sites. • Explore additional social media tools to enhance student working relationships and communication with group projects. • Educate students on SL courses prior to course registration.

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