Common characteristics of mandatory reporting legislation:
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1) What incidents are reportable
2) People who can report incidents
3) Protection of reporters
4) Contents of the incident review report
5) Recipient(s) of the initial reported incident as well as the final incident
review report
6) Timelines
7) Protection of information
a course of action undertaken by government to address a social problem or
interrelated set of problems
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, public policy
Reporters are free from fear of retaliation against themselves or punishment of others
as a result of reporting
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Protection of reporters
the organizational, regional area
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meso
Learners/practitioners understand their own role and the roles of those in other
professions, and use this knowledge appropriately to establish and meet
patient/client/family and community goals.
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role clairification
Which task should the RN assign to the CCA?
1) Verify the patients name and identification before the antibiotics are hung
2) Culture the infected would
,3) Evaluate the capillary refill fingers of the left hand
4) Take the wound culture to the lab
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4) Take the wound culture to the lab
3 spaces of power:
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- Claimed
- Invited
- Closed
functional method
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A method of patient care that is task oriented and involves dividing the
tasks to be done among staff members according to their abilities
Nurse case management
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, process of coordinating health care by planning, facilitating, and evaluating
interventions across levels of care to achieve measurable cost and quality
outcomes
coordinate patient care and decide what everyone needs then RNs under
them do the things assigned (someone oversees)
administrative aspects of nursing
The review and recommendations should focus on changes in systems, processes, or
products, rather than targeting individual performance. The identities of the patient,
reporter, and healthcare provider are not revealed.
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Contents of the incident review report
Power based on one's reputation and credibility
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personal power
___________ are always part of the research process, whether or not researchers are
aware of power dynamics
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1) What incidents are reportable
2) People who can report incidents
3) Protection of reporters
4) Contents of the incident review report
5) Recipient(s) of the initial reported incident as well as the final incident
review report
6) Timelines
7) Protection of information
a course of action undertaken by government to address a social problem or
interrelated set of problems
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, public policy
Reporters are free from fear of retaliation against themselves or punishment of others
as a result of reporting
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Protection of reporters
the organizational, regional area
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meso
Learners/practitioners understand their own role and the roles of those in other
professions, and use this knowledge appropriately to establish and meet
patient/client/family and community goals.
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role clairification
Which task should the RN assign to the CCA?
1) Verify the patients name and identification before the antibiotics are hung
2) Culture the infected would
,3) Evaluate the capillary refill fingers of the left hand
4) Take the wound culture to the lab
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4) Take the wound culture to the lab
3 spaces of power:
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- Claimed
- Invited
- Closed
functional method
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A method of patient care that is task oriented and involves dividing the
tasks to be done among staff members according to their abilities
Nurse case management
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, process of coordinating health care by planning, facilitating, and evaluating
interventions across levels of care to achieve measurable cost and quality
outcomes
coordinate patient care and decide what everyone needs then RNs under
them do the things assigned (someone oversees)
administrative aspects of nursing
The review and recommendations should focus on changes in systems, processes, or
products, rather than targeting individual performance. The identities of the patient,
reporter, and healthcare provider are not revealed.
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Contents of the incident review report
Power based on one's reputation and credibility
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personal power
___________ are always part of the research process, whether or not researchers are
aware of power dynamics
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