Several even described subgroups that have been formed to address specific issues. A few have assigned implementation to an existing group such as their Y2K team. In response to other questions, a few mentioned that responsibility resides primarily at the system level. Many have not yet identified a structure. The following demonstrates this point.
Health systems are more likely to have begun to address key gaps and risks.
Further, hospitals and systems with 301-500 beds are more likely to have begun to address gaps and risks than either their smaller or larger counterparts. Respondents commented that they are gathering and disseminating information to create awareness. They are publishing information through internal memos and newsletters. They have also had internal dialogues and identified task forces and work groups. A few specifically mentioned they had prepared a formal communication and education plan.