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TERM 3
Subject
Information Systems
Date
Feb 20, 2024
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10
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STUDENT NAME
CONCEPT
REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER
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Incident
reports
Not
placed
nor
mention
_Forwarded
to
the
Should
be
completed
by
the
person
who
in
the
client's
health
risk
manage
depart
or
officer
varies
by
identifies
that
unexpected
care
record
However
a
description
of
the
facility
possibly
after
event
has
occurred
This
might
not
bethe
incident
should
be
being
reviewed
by
individual
most
directly
documented
factually
the
nurse
manager
involved
in
the
incident
in
the
client's
record
Include
an
objective
Various
sources
of
Should
be
completed
as
soon
as
possible
description
of
the
inci
data
should
be
collected
within
24hr
of
the
actions
taken
to
to
ensure
an
unbiased
incident
Considered confidential
safeguard
the
client
through
evaluation
as
well
as
assessment
of
an
employee's
are
not
shared
with
a
treatment
of
any
performance
the
client
Nor
is it
acknowledged
to
the
client
injuries
sustained
that
one
was
completed
STUDENT NAME
CONCEPT
REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER
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safe
use
equipment
Safe
use
of
equipment
Equipment
should
be
refers
to
the
appropriate
Nurse's
responsibilities
related
to
equipment
regularly
inspected
by
operation
of
health
safety
is
learning
how
the
engineering
or
care
related
equipment
to
use
maintaining
maintenance
department
by
trained
staff
competency
in
the
use
by
the
user
prior
equipment
related
injuries
of
equipment checking
to
use
Faulty
equip
can
occur
as
a
result
that
equipment
is
of
malfunction
disrepair
accurately
set
frayed
cords
disrepair
or
mishandling
of
can
start
a
fire
or
mechanical
equipment
functioning
properly
Equipment
should
be
oxygen
nasogastric
regularly
inspected
by
suction
at
the
beginning
cause
electrical shock
should
be
removed
during
shift
the
engineering
or
from
use
reported
maintenance
department
by
the
user
prior
immediately
per
agency
to
use
Faulty
policy
equipment
frayed
cords
disrepair
can
start
a
fire
or
cause
an
electric
shock
STUDENT NAME
CONCEPT
REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER
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Ho
seclusion
restraints
Seclusion
restraints
Deaths
by
asphyxiation
Nurse
should
are
used
to
prevent
clients
strangulation
have
understand
agency
from
injuring
themselves
occurred
with
restraints
policies
as
well
as
or
others
Many
facilities
no
federal
state
lows
Seclusions
is
the
placement
of
a
client
longer
use
a
vest
that
govern
the
use
in
a
room
that
is
restraint
for
that
of
restraints
seclusion
reason
False
imprisonment
and
safe
Seclusion
The
client
can
means
the
confinement
is used
for
clients
who
are
at
risk
for
also
experience
of
a
person
without
injuring
themselves
on
complications
related
their
consent
Improper
others
Physical
restrai
immobility
pressure
use
of
restraints
can
involves
the
application
injuries
urinary
subject
the
nurse
to
of
a
device
that
limits
fecal
incontinence
charges
of
false
the
client's
movement
Pneumonia
imprisonment
Chemical restraints
are
medication
used to
control
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Time
management
Organize
care
Using
time
saving
Time
initially
spent
according
to
client
strategies
avoid
developing
a
plan
care
needs
will
save
time
later
time
wasters
priorities
what
Good
time
manag
help
to
avoid
must
be
done
immediately
what
ements
are
facilitates
management
by
crisis
must
be
done
by
greater
productivity
set
goals
plan
care
based
on
establish
decreases
work
a
specific
time
to
related
stress
helps
priorities
thoughtful
ensure
client
safety
ensure
the
provision
utilization
of
resources
quality
care
of
quality
client
complete
one
client
compliance
with
care
enhances
care
taste
before
facility
policies
satisfaction
with
beginning
the
next
procedures
care
provided
starting
with
the
highest
priority
taste
STUDENT NAME
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REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER
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Quality
improvement
Quality
improvement
Standards
of
The
quality
improvement
performance
improvement
care
should
reflect
process
begins
with
quality
control
is
the
identification
of
standard
process
used
to
identify
optimal
goals
outcome
indicators
resolve
performance
be
based
on
evidence
The
quality
based
on
evidence
defiencies
Quality
improvement
includes
improvement
process
Outcome
indicators
measuring
performanc
focuses
on
assessment
reflect
desire
client
against
a
set
of
of
outcomes
deter
outcomes
related
to
predetermined
standards
mines
ways
to
the standard
of
In
health
care
these
improve
the
delivery
care
standards
are
set
of
quality
care
An
An
interprofessional
by
the
facilities
levels
of
employees
team
is
developed
consider
accrediting
are
involved
in
to
review
the
issue
professional
the
quality
standards
improvement
process
STUDENT NAME
CONCEPT
REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER
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Tradienthrights
Client
rights
are
The American
Nurse
are
the
legal
guarantees
Hospital
Association
accountable
for
that
clients
have
AMA
identifies
protecting
the
clients
with
regard
to
their
clients
rights
in
right
health
care
health
care
settings
Client
using
the
in
the
patent
care
Situation
that
require
particular
services
of
a
health
Partnership
attention
include
care
institution
Residents
in
informed
consent
retain
their
rights
nursing
facilities
refusal
of
treatment
as
individuals
that
participate
advance
directives
citizens
of
the
in
Medicare
pro
confidentiality
United
States
grams
similarly
information
security
retain
residents
rights
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Confidentiality
The
client
have
Specific
rights
It
is
essential
the
right
to
privacy
provided
by
leg's
for
nurses
to
be
confidentiality
in
tation
include
the
aware
of
the
rights
relation
to
than
rights
of
clients
of
clients
in
regard
health
care
information
to
obtain
a
copy
to
privacy
confi
medical
recommen
of
their
medical
dentiality Facility
dations
record
to
submit
policies
procedures
Nurse
who
disclose
client
info
requests
to
amend
are
established
in
to
unauthorized
can
erroneous
or
incom
order
to
ensure
plate
information
compliance
with
be
liable
for
invasion
of
privacy
the
nights
of
defamation
or
slander
chen
go
Hippo
regulations
privacy
confidentiality
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Therapeutic
communication
Communication
is
a
communication
effectively
Intrapersonal
is communi
is
a
skill that
nurses
cation
within
an
individual
complex
process
of
Interpersonal
is
between
sending
receiving
must
develop
Nurses
2
people
most
common
use
communication
comprehending
in
nursing
requires
an
when
providing
care
exchange
of
information
messages
between
to
demonstrate
caring
with
another
individual
two
or
more
people
establish
therapeutic
Public
is
between
large
It
is
a
dynamic
groups
of
people
relationships
obtain
and
ongoing
process
deliver
information
Small
group
is
within
that
creates
a
assist
with
changing
a
group
of
people
often
working
toward
unique
experience
for
behaviour
Therapeutic
communi
a
mutual
goal
in
the
participants
committees
research
when
communication
cation
is
foundational
teams
support
to
the
nurse
client
breaks down
the
group
relationship
result
can
be
workplace
errors
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CONCEPT
REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER
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Coordinating
Client
Care
Forming
is
the
leader
To
effectively
coordinate
children
use
simple
defines
tasks
for
the
client
care
a
nurse
must
straightforward
language
team
a
offers
direction
have
an
understanding
be
aware
of
non
verbal
storming
is
establishing
of
collaboration
with
messages
because
rules
members
begin
the
inter
professional
team
to
take
on
various
role
principles
of
case
mange
children
are
especially
for
one
another
begin
including
consultations
communication
enhance
iii
referrals
transfers
communication
by
being
to
accomplish
some
of
discharge
planning
at
the
child's
eye
level
the
tasks
motivational
principles
to
incorporate
play
interaction
Performing
is
focusing
Identify
any
cultural
on
accomplishment
of
tasks
courage
empower
self
staff
colleagues
affect
communication
other
members
of
provide
an
interpreter
inter
professional
team
address
the
client
directly
when
the
interpreter
is
present
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Managing
client
care
Managing
client
care
Autocratic
made
decision
Transformation
leader
requires
leadership
for
the
group
motivate
empower
inspire
management
skills
by
coercion
good
for
followers
to
achieve
a
knowledge
to
effectivly
crisis
situation
common
long
term
vision
coordinate
carry
out
Democratic
includes
the
Transactional
leaders
client
care
group
when
decision
are
focus
on
immediate
To
effectively
manage
made
communication
problems
maintaining
the
client
care
a
nurse
must
develop
knowledge
Occurs
up
downthe
status
quo
using
rewards
to
motivate
chain
skills
in
several
areas
including
leadership
Laissez
faire
make
a
followers
few
decisions
does
little
Authentic
leaders
inspire
others
to
follow
management
critical
planning
work
output
them
by
modeling
a
thinking
critical
reasoning
strong
internal
moral
is
low
clinical
judgement
code
priorization
time
management
assigning
delegating