Lesson 6 - Safety Flashcards

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Safety Practice Examples

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-PPE
-environmental scan
-hygiene
-it’s your move
-pt ID
-preventing aspirations

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Accessibility

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-right to receive care
-right time
-right setting
-by the right practitioner

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Effectiveness

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-care achieves expected benefits based on evidence

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Efficiency

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-waste-free system
-supplies, equipment, time, ideas, information

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5
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Patient Safety

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-harm is avoided

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6
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Patient-centered Care

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-respects patient preferences
-culture and values
-make an effort to ask about preferences

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7
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Equitable

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-care received regardless of gender, ethnicity, location status

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8
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1 out of __ hospital admissions, an adverse event occurred

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18

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Accident

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-unavoidable
-unpredictable

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Harmful Incident

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-resulted in patient harm

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Near Miss

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-incident that did not reach the patient but would have caused harm if it did
-ie. noticing faulty equipment and not using it

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No Harm Incident

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-incident reached the patient but no discernible harm resulted

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13
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Patient Safety

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-reduction and mitigation of unsafe acts within the healthcare system
-use of best practices that lead to optimal patient outcomes

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Patient and Provider Factors Influencing Safety

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-personal characteristics of each individual
-personal wellness
-age, weight, mood, illness, knowledge, fatigue, stress

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15
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Task Factors

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-workload
-time pressure
-staffing levels

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16
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Technology Factors

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-what kind is used
-efficacy
-breakdown

17
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Environmental Factors

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-considered the physical work environment
-spills
-clutter
-noise
-lighting

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Organizational Factors

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-structural
-cultural (personal, unit)
-policy-related
-institution characteristics

19
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Canadian Patient Safety Institute

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-2008
-patient safety framework
-goal: multidisciplinary approach to safe patient care
-key knowledge, skills, attributed

20
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CPSI Domains

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  1. culture of patient safety
  2. work in teams
  3. communicate effectively
  4. manage safety risks
  5. optimize human and environmental factors
  6. recognize, respond, disclose adverse effects
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CPSI Patient Focus

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-encourage patient and family advocacy
-publications for the public

22
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Reporting Culture

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-need for trust
-no fear of punishment
-learn from it

23
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Informed Culture

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-awareness of potential safety issues
-posters
-education days
-communication

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Flexible + Learning Culture

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-team work
-shared power (work with patient)
-scope of practice
-lifelong learning

25
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Swiss Cheese Model

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-organizational system
-focus of most safety conceptual models
-no blame, shame, name
-analyzes the system
-holes in the cheese are weakness in the system
-the pieces of cheese are barriers
-when the hazardous holes line up, losses happen

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Iceberg Conceptual Model

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-root cause analysis
-looks for contributing factors/root causes over direct cause

27
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Staff Safety Risks

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-chemicals, hazards
-IPC
-violence from patients and families

28
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Patient Safety Risks

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-falls (90% of safety incident)
-procedure related accidents
-medication errors
-improper skill execution
-equipment related accidents

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Developmental Risk Factors

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-infants and children (poisoning, drowning, car seat)
-adolescents (risky behaviours)
-adults (lifestyle)
-older persons

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Individual Risk Factors

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-impaired mobility
-sensory or communication impairment
-lack of safety awareness

31
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Most Common Healthcare Errors

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-medication
-transfusion
-errors during surgery
-restraints
-falls
-burns
-pressure injuries
-wrong patient

32
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If an event occurs…

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-disclosure (how incident was handled, future minimization plans, regret for the event)
-anticipate reaction
-plan for support

33
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Reporting and Learning System (RLS)

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-incident reporting system for AHS
-ie. broken equipment, close calls, the event (harm or not)
-don’t document RLS in patient records, document what happened and what you did

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Nurse Role In Patient Safety

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-assist client to make needs
-reduce physical hazards
-IPC
-sanitation
-pollution

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