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Flu Shot Clinic Service Goals
Service Goals:

Goal 1:
Assist in the surgery department, for 8 hours (one family only) for 12 weeks. A minimum of 48 hours total for one semester. (4 hours every week (16 hours in a month), times 3 months = 48 hours of contact time.) • Objective 1: Keep the Family and Friends of Surgery Patients informed of where they are, if they are in the OR, or now in the Recovery Room.
• Objective 2: Keep the Surgery Waiting Room clean, and magazines straightened up.
• Objective 3: Notify the Volunteer Services Director and Surgery staff of any foreseeable absences or as soon as possible when ill.
• Objective 4: Notify the Surgery scheduler of any problems or questions.

Measureable outcomes: Assisting patient’s family in 4 hours every week for 3 months, total of 48 hours contact time. Working in the surgery department for helping family and friends of surgery patients by informing
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A minimum of 8 hours total for one semester. Since hospital is offering flu shots to the all workers in the hospital only in October working in this position is limited and everyone’s get flu shot only during a week. (8 hours in one week times one month = 8 hours of contact time.) • Objective 1: Pull the pre-printed consent form, or provide a blank form, to the employee.
• Objective 2: Ask employee to sign and date the form.
• Objective 3: Ask employee to decide into which arm they want the vaccination given.
• Objective 4: Offer a copy of the consent form to every person and assist the nurses by separating the alcohol swabs.
Measureable outcomes: Helping both volunteers and employees in 8 hours for a week, total of 8 hours of contact time. Helping both volunteers and employees to get their flu shot vaccination during the October.

Goal 3: Working in the main lobby, for 5 hours in a week for 3 months. A minimum of 15 hours in total for this semester. (5 hours per month times 3 months = 15 hours of contact

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