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define pt safety
reduction and mitigation of unsafe acts within the health care system and the use of best practice
REDUCING AND INTERCEPTING HARMFUL ACTS
define adverse event
harm to the patient
define no harm event
an event occured but no harm was done
define a near miss
good catch
couldve casued harm but intercepted before it reached the pt
define sentinel event
critical incident
significant physical impairment or loss of life
whata re the 4 most common adverse events
heathcare/meds 47%(med dosing error)
infection 31%
procedure related (18%)
patient accidents (4%) _ falls
blunt end error vs sharp end error
b; latent errors (flaws in the system)
s; active errors that occur during direct patient care (ex: wrong dose)
examples of diagnostic and treatment errors
d; delay in diagnosis
t; performance error during a clinical procedure
example of preventive errors
failure to provide prophylatic treatment and neglecting fall risk
what patient factors impact errors
age - developemnetal stage
imapired mobility
sensory or comunciation impairemnet
lack of safety awareness
what are the 4 components of the swiss cheese model
1 organization (executive)
2 evironment (workplace)
3 team protects (follow procedure)
4 indivdiual (bedside and fatigues management)
what is the iceberg model
teh direct cause/factors you can see are only whatys above the surface, near misses and unsafe acts lurk below the surface
what is the swiss cheese model showing (*the holes)
holes show the weakness in ecah area and that when all th eholes lined up its a systemic failure that leaf to an error
define harm reduction
id potential risks
what is root cause analysis
id underlying factors and sustem vulnerabilities (not just on the surface)
what is just culture
reporting without fear of punishment/judgement
what is intersectionality
recphgnizes people face multiple and overlapping forms of discrimination
what is ableism
pt is treated differently because of a disability
what are systemic barriers
racism, poverty, no ramps, language barrier
what is systems thinking
looking at the interaction of people, processes and environment