Forget-Me-Nots (The Patient's Role in Safety).
Planting Seeds for Safety
Most agree that involving patients and loved ones in their hospital care is the right thing to do. But what does that look like? The Forget Me Not: Involving Your Patients in Safety seed packets answer that question.
Forget Me Not: Plant the Seeds of Safety
Forget Me Not seed packets are a simple patient safety program that engages hospital caregivers, as well as patients and their families, in activities that create a safer hospital for all.
What is a Forget Me Not seed packet?
Each Forget Me Not seed packet includes an insert card (the seed) that highlights a safety challenge, outlines a strategy to address the safety challenge and describes the role of the patient/family in the safety-related matter.
Forget Me Not seed packets feature the ways in which healthcare professionals may integrate the safety strategy into their daily interactions with patients and their families. Forget Me Not seed packet topics include: 
1. “Time is Precious”
2. “Culture: It’s All Local”
3. “Rethinking Your Hospital’s Visiting Hours”
4. “Listen to Your Patients”
5. “Wait Time Should not be Wasted Time”
6. “Put Patients to Work”
7. “Invention That Saves Lives”
8. “Safety Coach Concept”
9. “Insights Taken to a New Level”
10. “Change of Shift and/or Physician Rounds in Front of Your Patient’s Family”
11. “Storytelling”
12. “Speak-Up 202”
Forget Me Not Seed Packets:
- are informative and succinct safety strategies summarized on individual seed packet inserts;
- include ideas that may be quickly integrated into patient bedside education;
- contain safety strategies that can be tailored to complement most every hospital and/or unit culture;
- may be rolled out according to the needs of the organization; and
- encourage caregiver participation and energize staff for the ongoing job of patient safety education.
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