NEA BC UPDATED TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Bureaucratic - ✔✔Culture reliance on rules policies and proceduresp
✔✔OSHA - ✔✔Is the predominant federal agency concerned with the codes that pertain
to healthcare environments
✔✔AHRQ - ✔✔Focused on client safety. Hospital comparative database.
✔✔Leap Frog - ✔✔Cost containment. Goal to improve safety, quality, and
affordability's. Incentive rewards for high quality care. Collect voluntary data.
✔✔Meaningful use - ✔✔Improve quality, safety, efficiency
✔✔3 domains of Data in healthcare technology - ✔✔Client, provider, and administrator
✔✔Nursing minimum data sets NMDS - ✔✔standard documentation for healthcare
records and nursing practice. The NMDS supports nursing care and client
demographics in nursing education, IT design and research. Financial resources and
benchmarking
✔✔Negligence - ✔✔Failure to do what a reasonably careful and prudent person would
do under same or like circumstances...omission. Commission is doing some that a
reasonably careful person would not do under the same circumstances
✔✔Malpractice goes beyond negligence. - ✔✔Duty a reasonable and prudent person
do....Breach of duty ...did they breach the standard. Causation..cause to injury or death.
Injury did injury to the client occur. All 4 elements must be present for malpractice.
, ✔✔Effective nursing risk control strategies - ✔✔Maintain competencies, continuing
education, ensuring accurate documentation, examen personal and professional
practice to understand risks
✔✔Negotiation - ✔✔Separate people from the problem, focusing on interests not
positions. Options for mutual gain,
✔✔Leveraging diversity - ✔✔Known to boost morale, reduce grievances, and enhance
problem solving and decision making abilities.
✔✔Joint Commission - ✔✔Standards incorporate structure, process and outcome
evaluation
✔✔Det Norske Veritas (DNV) - ✔✔An independent international organization that
began offering hospital accreditation services in the United States in 2008 (DNV 2013).
Competition for JC. Has ISO standards
✔✔The National Committee on Quality Assurance NCQA - ✔✔quality measures for
clinical practice with a focus on EBP. NCQA estimated more than 6000 deaths and 22
million sick days avoided if best practices were more widely adopted.
✔✔NDNQI (National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators) - ✔✔Measure and
evaluate nursing-sensitive outcomes wit the purpose of improving patient safety/quality
care. Conducts Nursing satisfaction surveys
✔✔National forum for healthcare quality NQF - ✔✔Measuring health care quality
✔✔TQM (Total Quality Management) - ✔✔Deming, , Juran, & Crosby leaders in TQM.
A management philosophy that focuses on satisfying customers through empowering
employees to be an active part of continuous quality improvement
✔✔Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) - ✔✔A continuous improvement in the
quality of the product or service being delivered
✔✔Population - ✔✔The group to be studied
✔✔Sample - ✔✔A miniature version of the study population. Represented by the letter
N.
✔✔Hypothesis - ✔✔An educated guess. Researcher's statement of an expected
outcome. Present only in scientific study. Consists of independent and dependent
variable
✔✔independent variable - ✔✔variable that is manipulated. The cause
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Bureaucratic - ✔✔Culture reliance on rules policies and proceduresp
✔✔OSHA - ✔✔Is the predominant federal agency concerned with the codes that pertain
to healthcare environments
✔✔AHRQ - ✔✔Focused on client safety. Hospital comparative database.
✔✔Leap Frog - ✔✔Cost containment. Goal to improve safety, quality, and
affordability's. Incentive rewards for high quality care. Collect voluntary data.
✔✔Meaningful use - ✔✔Improve quality, safety, efficiency
✔✔3 domains of Data in healthcare technology - ✔✔Client, provider, and administrator
✔✔Nursing minimum data sets NMDS - ✔✔standard documentation for healthcare
records and nursing practice. The NMDS supports nursing care and client
demographics in nursing education, IT design and research. Financial resources and
benchmarking
✔✔Negligence - ✔✔Failure to do what a reasonably careful and prudent person would
do under same or like circumstances...omission. Commission is doing some that a
reasonably careful person would not do under the same circumstances
✔✔Malpractice goes beyond negligence. - ✔✔Duty a reasonable and prudent person
do....Breach of duty ...did they breach the standard. Causation..cause to injury or death.
Injury did injury to the client occur. All 4 elements must be present for malpractice.
, ✔✔Effective nursing risk control strategies - ✔✔Maintain competencies, continuing
education, ensuring accurate documentation, examen personal and professional
practice to understand risks
✔✔Negotiation - ✔✔Separate people from the problem, focusing on interests not
positions. Options for mutual gain,
✔✔Leveraging diversity - ✔✔Known to boost morale, reduce grievances, and enhance
problem solving and decision making abilities.
✔✔Joint Commission - ✔✔Standards incorporate structure, process and outcome
evaluation
✔✔Det Norske Veritas (DNV) - ✔✔An independent international organization that
began offering hospital accreditation services in the United States in 2008 (DNV 2013).
Competition for JC. Has ISO standards
✔✔The National Committee on Quality Assurance NCQA - ✔✔quality measures for
clinical practice with a focus on EBP. NCQA estimated more than 6000 deaths and 22
million sick days avoided if best practices were more widely adopted.
✔✔NDNQI (National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators) - ✔✔Measure and
evaluate nursing-sensitive outcomes wit the purpose of improving patient safety/quality
care. Conducts Nursing satisfaction surveys
✔✔National forum for healthcare quality NQF - ✔✔Measuring health care quality
✔✔TQM (Total Quality Management) - ✔✔Deming, , Juran, & Crosby leaders in TQM.
A management philosophy that focuses on satisfying customers through empowering
employees to be an active part of continuous quality improvement
✔✔Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) - ✔✔A continuous improvement in the
quality of the product or service being delivered
✔✔Population - ✔✔The group to be studied
✔✔Sample - ✔✔A miniature version of the study population. Represented by the letter
N.
✔✔Hypothesis - ✔✔An educated guess. Researcher's statement of an expected
outcome. Present only in scientific study. Consists of independent and dependent
variable
✔✔independent variable - ✔✔variable that is manipulated. The cause
