what is clinical governance and how it is monitored Flashcards
(8 cards)
1
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what is clinical governance? official definition
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a system which NHS organisations are accountable for continuously improving quality of their services adn safeguarding high standards of care by creating an environment in which excellence in cllinical care can flourish
2
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where did clinical governance stem from?
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- clinical governance stemmed from need to improve quality and regulation of services
- reassures the public and prevents future failings
3
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what is the francis report the result of
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serious failings of patient care in the mid staffordshire NHS foundation trust between 05 and 09
4
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why was the francis report needed
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- hundreds of pts faced neglect
- unsafe staffing levels
- lack of basic care
- ignored complaints
- poor leadership
- focus on targets over pt safety
5
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key outcomes of francis report
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- pt centered care
- openness honesty and transparency
- stronger regulation and oversight
- empowering staff
- listening to pts and families
6
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why does the francis report matter in clinical governance
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- it is a turning point in how NHS services are monitored and improved
- reinforces 6 pillars of clinical governance in pt and public involvement
risk management and audits
7
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7 pillars of clinical governance
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- education and training
- clinical audit
- staffing
- research and development
- risk management
- pt and public involvement
- using info and IT
8
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education and training examples in radiology
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- attending conferences
- departmental training and audit days
- CPD
- training policies
- appraisals
- role development
