Hondros exam 2 195 Questions And All Solutions Complete

When working with every during care coordinated - it cause more chances of error The nurse is discussing care coordination with a patient. The patient asks the nurse to explain care coordination. What is the nurse's best response? - "Care coordination allows health care services to work together in the community." A student nurse is studying clinical judgment and is working with Tanner's Model of Clinical Judgment. How can the student nurse best describe this model? - A reflective process where the nurse notices, interprets, responds, and reflects in action Examples of Noticing - -S&S -data -complication Example of interpreting - -data clusters related to diagnosis -assessing accuracy and reliability -comparing & contrasting -managing complication, looking for data to figure what to do What is the Responding thinking skill - -set priorities (which priority to do first, -delegate task Example of the Reflecting thinking skill - -Evaluating " did my interventions work", if they didnt "how do i fix it"Near Miss - Error that could have harmed a patient, but harm did not occur as a result of chance What is a Adverse Event - - A error not noticing then causing harm to the patient. What is a Sentinal event - -Error not noticing Causing Death What is the National Quality Forum - - an advisory body that is an instrumental in advancing efforts to improve quality through performance measurement and public reporting What is a ROOT ANALYSIS - - a critical too to identifies the system that failed during the course of a given patient care What is a FMEA Failure Mode Effective Analysis - -its designed to prevent the occurrence of errors or system failures - The first step is to define the problem and identify potential failure modes, analyze causes of system failure, identify solution to the problem and evaluate the results What is Transitional Care - -a broad range of services -promote safety -increase continuity of care -bridge the gap Goals for care coordination - -improve / optimize the care of the patient - promoting health and independence -decreasing unnecessary service Examples of care coordination - - patients starts at home,came into the ER, ending going to the OR, then Med sugery, Then Home Example of Transitional Care - - patient starts home then acute facility long term acute facility then surgery InterrelatedConcept to go along w/ SBAR - -communication -perfusion- vital signs -safety ambulate, equipment -gas exchange- breathing What is NPSG all about - -Safety - Quality Care Examples of cost effective care - looking to reduce the cost and pass the value of savings to the patient. Reducing cost reduces waste. Checking orders and IV labels before pulling them and opening them Example of Assessing systematically then comprehensively - When conducting an admission assessment, you focus on the genitourinary (skin) system. Then you complete a H2T assessment. Which critical skill are you using at this moment?