Thanks for this information. Some nurses use this process to take our medical line organizer product - The Beata Clasp - to their hospital. To keep lines off the floor and easily traceable!!! 😊
Great video. Do you think doing a QI project on a near miss due to toxic staff relationships is a great way to address patient safety and the toxic environment?
Typically, quality improvement is more about improving a facility policy or procedure. For instance, finding ways to decrease hospital-acquired infections. In most instances, the patients wouldn't need to be interviewed for that process. However, for a patient safety event or a sentinel event, it's possible that the patient or family/visitors would need to be interviewed if they could provide information about what they observed happening, or what their experience was during the event. I hope that helps! --Meris :)
what about Someone came to visit his relative and felt down in a wet bathroom, resulted in head injury for which he was admitted and treated successfully, what you should do
Dumb question, when would any error in healthcare be acceptable? Wouldn’t “0”% errors or defects always be the standard by default? Could you give an example of when or what area of healthcare would anything but “0”% be acceptable? Thanks!
Thanks for this video my nclex had like 30 questions just on quality improvement I couldn’t believe it
Thanks for this information. Some nurses use this process to take our medical line organizer product - The Beata Clasp - to their hospital. To keep lines off the floor and easily traceable!!! 😊
Thank you. I just started out as a new risk manager and now I am learning about Safety Events because I am going to start doing them myself.
Happy to help! Hope you love your new role! ❤️
Thank you so much Dear Meris. You explain everything so well.
You are so welcome! I am so happy to help!
Great video. Do you think doing a QI project on a near miss due to toxic staff relationships is a great way to address patient safety and the toxic environment?
I love this. A great review for me. Thanks so much 😊
You are so welcome!
Thank you Professor
I like your tattoos! I like the colorful design on your glasses! :) Thank you for helping students like us! Watching from MN.
Thank you! So happy to help!! ❤️
Thank you!
can I become a patient safety manager with a BS in healthcare administration?
Thank you for this video.
It helped me a lot😊
I have a question. I am wondering when we should interview the patient when we conduct an QI activities.
Typically, quality improvement is more about improving a facility policy or procedure. For instance, finding ways to decrease hospital-acquired infections. In most instances, the patients wouldn't need to be interviewed for that process. However, for a patient safety event or a sentinel event, it's possible that the patient or family/visitors would need to be interviewed if they could provide information about what they observed happening, or what their experience was during the event. I hope that helps! --Meris :)
Highly educative!
So glad it was helpful!
what about Someone came to visit his relative and felt down in a wet bathroom, resulted in head injury for which he was admitted and
treated successfully, what you should do
How you cite this APA?
Dumb question, when would any error in healthcare be acceptable? Wouldn’t “0”% errors or defects always be the standard by default? Could you give an example of when or what area of healthcare would anything but “0”% be acceptable? Thanks!