ODPANN 21-073 Revised: Skin Integrity Initiative Tools and Methodology

The Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) requests your assistance sharing the attached revised communication; ODPANN 21-073: Skin Integrity Initiative Tools and Methodology. The revised document details changes made to the process of identifying those with pressure injuries and how the Health Care Quality Units will prioritize outreach to participants. Changes in the

ODPANN 25-065: Medication Administration My Agency Report, Updated Materials, and July-September Train-the-Trainer Face-to-Face Schedule

The Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) requests your assistance sharing the attached communication, ODPANN 25-065: Medication Administration My Agency Report, Updated Materials, and July-September Train-the-Trainer Face-to-Face Schedule. The purpose of this announcement is: To announce that the “My Agency” report is available to Agency Administrators and Primary Contacts in the “Reports” tab.

ODPANN 25-066 Multi-Year Program Growth Strategy Training for Administrative Entities (AEs) Now Available on MyODP

The Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) requests your assistance sharing the attached communication, ODPANN 25-066: Multi-Year Growth Strategy Training for Administrative Entities (AEs) Now Available on MyODP. The purpose of this announcement is to inform AEs that the Multi-Year Program Growth Strategy Training is now available on MyODP. Please review the announcement

ODPANN 25-064: Temple’s Quality Review Process (QRP) Beginning

The Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) requests your assistance sharing the attached communication, ODPANN 25-064: Temple’s Quality Review Process Beginning. The purpose of this announcement is: To announce the renaming of Temple University’s Reviews to Quality Investigation Reviews (QIR) To introduce the launch of the new 2025-2026 QRP conducted by Temple University’s

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Communication Corner – July 17 is World Emoji Day

How many of us use emojis to communicate? Language comes in many forms and one of the most ancient types of language is visual symbols. Emojis are visual symbols that help enhance our written language. They can replace words or whole phrases and still be understood by many. Emojis were originally created

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