MIDTERMS Flashcards
(85 cards)
The initial step in the problem-solving process, involving the recognition of an issue that requires a solution, along with an understanding of the people and areas affected.
Identify and Define the Problem
A criteria-based method for creating objectives that are Realistic, Understandable, Measurable, Behavioral, and Achievable.
RUMBA
A chart that helps organize tasks by mapping out each activity, sequence, time, resources, and identifying the project’s critical path.
PERT Chart
A decision-making tool that considers forces in favor of and against change, helping determine the feasibility of reaching an objective.
Force Field Analysis
A planning approach focusing on creating a structured outline that aligns objectives with outcomes, while considering necessary resources and feasibility.
ZOPP (Objective-Oriented Project Planning)
Records designed to serve as communication tools among healthcare providers, aiding in patient care, quality assessments, and educational resources.
Patient Care Records
A systematic process in physical therapy focused on reviewing patient care quality, including outcome assessment and retrospective audit.
Quality Assurance (QA)
Accreditation organization in the Philippines for healthcare quality and standards.
PhilHealth
Structured at the highest level of an organization, this type of plan outlines long-term goals, aligning with the organization’s mission and vision.
Strategic Plan
This planning strategy is applied when considering new programs, expanding space, or reorganizing operations.
Planning Strategy
A chart that visually represents the timeline of a project, showing each task’s start and end dates, helping with scheduling and tracking.
Gantt Chart
The last step in the decision-making process, which involves reviewing the success of implemented decisions and making adjustments as needed.
Evaluate Solutions and Revise
Departmental records that provide statistical data on patient visits, treatments, and personnel, aiding in operational analysis.
Administrative Records
A system for mapping out decision-making factors, analyzing each component’s impact on people, money, time, and resources.
Cross-Impact Analysis
The aspect of quality assurance that evaluates an organization’s physical infrastructure, staffing, policies, and resources.
Structure Assessment
Purpose of records that include patient referrals, evaluation forms, progress notes, and discharge summaries, primarily focused on patient care.
Patient Care Records
An organized audit process reviewing clinical records to assess care quality, performance standards, and patient outcomes.
Quality Assurance (QA) Audit
Used to assess whether professional practices are effective, efficient, and timely, this aspect of quality assurance focuses on the procedures followed.
Process Assessment
This audit measures quality of care by examining staff performance, treatment processes, and patient satisfaction.
Functional Quality Assurance System
A principle where behavior in an organization is viewed as a dynamic balance of opposing forces, with change occurring through shifts in these forces.
Kurt Lewin’s Force Field Model
Condition of the patient at the conclusion of care, reviewed in terms of the set goals and outcomes of treatment.
Outcome Assessment
The purpose of maintaining accurate, standardized, up-to-date records to enhance communication among healthcare providers and improve patient care quality.
Secondary Purpose of Records
The systematic approach to planning that includes preparatory thinking, feasibility, alignment with goals, and consideration of available resources.
Preparatory Planning
A planning tool focused on aligning each project’s objectives with the overall mission, while analyzing participation and alternatives.
ZOPP Model (Objective-Oriented Project Planning)
