CALNOC (the Collaborative Alliance for Nursing Outcomes), is the leading provider of actionable information and research on nursing sensitive quality indicators.
Always on the forefront of patient care excellence, CALNOC created the first nursing database registry of nursing sensitive indicators which turns patient outcome data into powerful information for hospital executives to help guide decisions to advance global patient care. Furthermore, participation in CALNOC's database of nursing sensitive quality indicators meets CMS' reporting requirements.
The imperative for quality patient care has never been stronger. With nursing sensitive indicators and HCAHPS measures directly tied to reimbursement, there is now a direct effect on increasingly sensitive bottom lines for hospitals who must continually respond to new clinical, operational and regulatory demands.
This is why more and more hospitals are joining CALNOC and the quest for global patient care excellence.
CALNOC invites you to join the nation’s first nursing sensitive registry designed to advance patient care excellence.
We value your insights and knowledge and believe that together we can apply practice based evidence to improve patient care and quality.
Benefits at a Glance
CALNOC meets CMS' reporting requirements for participation in a nursing sensitive quality registry.
CALNOC indicators assist hospitals in meeting JCAHO standards.
CALNOC reports allow hospitals to benchmark performance against multiple groups such as all CALNOC hospitals, state-specific reports, corporate system reports, magnet hospitals, and more.
CALNOC reports are available at the unit, unit type, and facility level and meet ANCC requirements for Magnet application.
CALNOC hospitals participate in developing statewide and national nursing quality indicators.
CALNOC structure and process indicators allow hospitals to advance staffing effectiveness and patient safety efforts within their own facility.
CALNOC hospitals participate in research projects to better understand practice and to implement findings.
CALNOC provides staff nurse growth and development opportunities.
The annual CALNOC Conference will take place on June 13 - 15, 2012 in Sacramento. The CALNOC Conference continues its tradition of inspiring excellence in health care with a focus on strategies and tactics to help you lead transformational change in your institution.
The CALNOC Research Fund™ provides one year grants for research projects focused on priorities in the 2010 Institute of Medicine (IOM) Future of Nursing Report.
The CALNOC Research Fund is available to hospitals and doctoral students with grants of up to $5,000.
What is CALNOC? CALNOC stands for the Collaborative Alliance for Nursing Outcomes and is the nation’s first registry dedicated to nursing sensitive measures at the unit level. It is a self-sustaining non-profit public benefit corporation with over 15 years experience in advancing the safety and quality of patient care.