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CPPS Patient Safety Certification Exam 2024 Questions with 100% Verified Answers 1. Population based studies 2. Medication errors in hospitals 3. medication errors in nursing homes - categories of direct costs of medication related errors 1) Captures small fraction of adverse events 2) Retrospective review is only based on provider self-reports 3) No standardization or uniformity of adverse events reports - disadvantages of the Voluntary Incident Reporting Systems a screen - Although trigger tools are neither perfectly sensitive nor specific, they have reasonably good interrater reliability and often identify cases of medical errors that incident reporting or administrative data-based systems miss. Since many triggers do not represent errors or even true harm, they are best used as which of the following? A special case of error - The application of human factors in other industries has successfully reduced errors. Health care has to look at medical error not as a special case of medicine, but as which of the following? A stronger and more organized evidence base should facilitate the development of ________ - valid and reliable quality measures for priority conditions that can be used for both internal quality improvement and external accountability advance health - One important route to restoring trust is through a commitment to transparency by all health care systems. Organizations and clinicians that act as though they have nothing to hide become more trustworthy. The health care system should seek to earn renewed trust not by hiding its defects, but by revealing them, along with making a relentless commitment to improve. The transition to openness is a difficult one for our often-beleaguered health care organizations, but it is a journey worth making. In the longer run, access to information can inspire trust among patients and caregivers that the system is working effectively to ________________________. Attention to physical comfort - timely, tailored, and expert management of such symptoms. biased memory - pattern mismatching


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