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CPHQ - MODULE 5: PATIENT SAFETY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS Safety goals CORRECT ANSWER •Establish patient safety as a visible commitment to the philosophy of putting patients first •Move from blaming people to improving processes •Improve the use of technology to prevent and detect error •Use data to identify and measure improvements medical error CORRECT ANSWER •Eighteen month old Josie King was recovering from second degree burns when a communication breakdown caused a deadly misstep •Josie was suffering from severe dehydration, but staff did not listen to her mother •As her mother watched, a nurse gave Josie a methadone injection despite verbal orders to the contrary and while assuring her mother that the order had been changed •Josie went into cardiac arrest and died two days later National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs) CORRECT ANSWER developed by the Joint Commission (TJC) to help accredited organizations address specific areas of concern in regard to patient safety AHRQ Patient Safety Organization (PSO) CORRECT ANSWER July 2005 Congress developed the federal Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005 (PSQIA) In response to publication "To Err is Human" AHRQ CORRECT ANSWER Oversees Patient Safety Rule -Provide structure for PSOs, confidentiality and privilege protections -Support collection, analysis, sharing, learning from incidents, near misses and unsafe conditions through use of common formats for uniform reporting of patient safety events Patient safety goals CORRECT ANSWER •WHO Clean Hands global campaign •IHI reports and initiatives such as Partnering with Patients for Safety •NCQA key strategic programs and initiatives such as their HEDIS performance measurement tool patient safety culture CORRECT ANSWER •Extent to which an organization's culture supports and promotes patient safety •Includes beliefs, values, and norms that are shared by healthcare practitioners and other staff throughout the organization that influence their actions and behaviors •Can be measured by determining what is rewarded, supported, expected, and accepted in an organization as it relates to patient safety create a safety culture CORRECT ANSWER •Have a clear vision of culture required •Assess where organization is compared to its stated