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WGU D026 MSN E Portfolio Task 1 |Passed on First
Attempt |Latest Update with Complete Solution
Student Name: Cahil Krajniak BSN
Course Name: Quality Outcomes in a Culture of Value-Based Nursing Care - D026
Dr. Jessica Bechard PhD RN
Instructions:
To fulfill the requirements for this course, you must complete the CPE Record. Refer to the CPE Record
under "Supporting Documents" in your Assessment Task Overview for specific deliverables. You must
include the required deliverables from that CPE Record in this e-portfolio.
Enter your written deliverables (e.g., reflections, etc.) into this template for each phase. Previously
created word documents may also be inserted into this Word document by using the following
instructions or may be submitted as separate documents for evaluation.
To insert a PDF document or previously created Word Documents, follow these instructions:
1. Click or tap where you want to insert the content of the existing document.
2. Go to Insert and select the arrow next to Object.
3. Select Text from File.
4. Locate the file that you want and then double-click it.
5. To add in the contents of additional Word documents, repeat the above steps as needed.
1a. Three domains of healthcare
There are 6 domains of healthcare quality that can influence value-based care. The three
that will be discussed here are Safe, Effective, and Timely. The way that safe influences value-
based care is by avoiding harm to the patients from care that is supposed to help them. This
would put patient outcomes first and not cause further health concerns. Any non-safe care would
cause further interventions to be needed and increase costs and decrease patient outcomes. The
way that effective would influence value-based care is similar. Effective is the service being
provided on scientific knowledge and evidence based practice. This is assuring that the service
would be beneficial for the individual and avoid waste if it is not beneficial for the individual.
The last domain being discussed is timely. Timely is regarding the reduction of wait times and
harmful delays in care. This could be demonstrated by waiting on someone in the ER with chest
pain. If not treated in a timely manner, the damage could be catastrophic and cause more
procedures, medications, and testing to be done. This would be detrimental to the patient’s
outcome and increase costs to treat substantially.
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MSN Core Word E-Portfolio Template
1b. List 10 responsibilities needed for a quality management position.
The position of quality management has many responsibilities and some of them are
listed below.
• Implementing methods to inspect, test, and evaluate products, services, and
equipment.
• Ensuring that services or equipment adheres to quality standards per governing
bodies overseeing its use.
• Creating reports by collection of data and analyzing/summarizing.
• Collaborating with the team to implement changes in a timely manner and achieve
deadlines.
• Training and overseeing staff involved in the services, use of equipment, and
practices.
• Evaluating current processes and use of equipment to assure that each part is
being performed properly and per procedure.
• Eliminating equipment or procedures that have been shown to not be effective and
decreases waste.
• Should be able to communicate effectively as a qualification and convey reports,
meetings, and status updates.
• Qualifications also include the ability to handle the stress of deadlines, working
relationships, and the attention to detail.
• Familiarity with local, state, and federal regulation quality standards are a
responsibility.
Titles for a quality management position are also known to be quality technician, quality control
supervisor, and quality coordinator. Salaries for this position range from $60,000 to $88,251 per
year and upward. This position is forecasted to rise at a considerable rate between 2023 and
2031.
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WGU D026 MSN E Portfolio Task 1 |Passed on First
Attempt |Latest Update with Complete Solution
Student Name: Cahil Krajniak BSN
Course Name: Quality Outcomes in a Culture of Value-Based Nursing Care - D026
Dr. Jessica Bechard PhD RN
Instructions:
To fulfill the requirements for this course, you must complete the CPE Record. Refer to the CPE Record
under "Supporting Documents" in your Assessment Task Overview for specific deliverables. You must
include the required deliverables from that CPE Record in this e-portfolio.
Enter your written deliverables (e.g., reflections, etc.) into this template for each phase. Previously
created word documents may also be inserted into this Word document by using the following
instructions or may be submitted as separate documents for evaluation.
To insert a PDF document or previously created Word Documents, follow these instructions:
1. Click or tap where you want to insert the content of the existing document.
2. Go to Insert and select the arrow next to Object.
3. Select Text from File.
4. Locate the file that you want and then double-click it.
5. To add in the contents of additional Word documents, repeat the above steps as needed.
1a. Three domains of healthcare
There are 6 domains of healthcare quality that can influence value-based care. The three
that will be discussed here are Safe, Effective, and Timely. The way that safe influences value-
based care is by avoiding harm to the patients from care that is supposed to help them. This
would put patient outcomes first and not cause further health concerns. Any non-safe care would
cause further interventions to be needed and increase costs and decrease patient outcomes. The
way that effective would influence value-based care is similar. Effective is the service being
provided on scientific knowledge and evidence based practice. This is assuring that the service
would be beneficial for the individual and avoid waste if it is not beneficial for the individual.
The last domain being discussed is timely. Timely is regarding the reduction of wait times and
harmful delays in care. This could be demonstrated by waiting on someone in the ER with chest
pain. If not treated in a timely manner, the damage could be catastrophic and cause more
procedures, medications, and testing to be done. This would be detrimental to the patient’s
outcome and increase costs to treat substantially.
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MSN Core Word E-Portfolio Template
1b. List 10 responsibilities needed for a quality management position.
The position of quality management has many responsibilities and some of them are
listed below.
• Implementing methods to inspect, test, and evaluate products, services, and
equipment.
• Ensuring that services or equipment adheres to quality standards per governing
bodies overseeing its use.
• Creating reports by collection of data and analyzing/summarizing.
• Collaborating with the team to implement changes in a timely manner and achieve
deadlines.
• Training and overseeing staff involved in the services, use of equipment, and
practices.
• Evaluating current processes and use of equipment to assure that each part is
being performed properly and per procedure.
• Eliminating equipment or procedures that have been shown to not be effective and
decreases waste.
• Should be able to communicate effectively as a qualification and convey reports,
meetings, and status updates.
• Qualifications also include the ability to handle the stress of deadlines, working
relationships, and the attention to detail.
• Familiarity with local, state, and federal regulation quality standards are a
responsibility.
Titles for a quality management position are also known to be quality technician, quality control
supervisor, and quality coordinator. Salaries for this position range from $60,000 to $88,251 per
year and upward. This position is forecasted to rise at a considerable rate between 2023 and
2031.
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