Modify the amount of training staff receive to ensure effective results

Effective Jun 20, 2024
Published Jun 20, 2024
Last Reviewed Jun 20, 2024
You don’t give the same dose of medication to every patient, and the same is true with training health care staff, says Dr. Robert Lloyd, a vice president of improvement science and senior improvement advisor at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI). This is the idea behind the dosing approach — what a staff member or group needs to know to do their job well should determine the amount and type of training they receive.
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