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Quality
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and Patient-Centered
Safety Study
NURS
Guide.pdf
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104 –
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NURS 104 – Unit 12_ Patient-Centered
NURSCare,
104 –
Quality
Unit 12_
and Patient-Centered
Safety Study
NURS
Guide.pdf
Care,
104 –
Quality
Unit 12_
and Patient-Centered
Safety Study Guide.pdf
Care, Quality and Safety Study Guide.pdf
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Terms in this set (64)
Tool that is used for identifying and organizing possible Cause-and-Effect Diagram
causes of a problem in a structured format. It is
sometimes called a fishbone diagram because it looks
like the skeleton of a fish
Measurable items that reflect the quality of care Clinical Indicators
provided and demonstrate the degree to which desired
clinical outcomes are accomplished
Individual or group who relies on an organization to Customer
provide a product or service to meet some need or
expectation. It is these customer needs and expectations
that determine quality
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A systematic process for identifying potential design and Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
process failures before they occur, with the intent to
eliminate them or minimize the risk associated with them
Picture of the sequence of steps in a process. Different Flowchart
steps or actions are represented by boxes or other
symbols
A term used to indicate an unintended and typically Hospital-Acquired Condition (HAC)
adverse patient-acquired condition occurring as a result
of being cared for in a hospital
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