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April 01, 2017 - When staff have a concern about patient safety, they challenge others until they are sure the concern
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November 01, 2012 - hospital in Oklahoma, first implemented AHRQ's "Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture" in 2006, when concern … Newman continues to focus attention on this concern through discussion and a broadened involvement with
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November 01, 2014 - Anyone can call a huddle at any point and speak up if they have a concern." … identified continuing communications issues of the staff being reluctant to speak up when they had a safety concern
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November 19, 2008 - SAY:
You can also use these signal phrases to escalate a concern. … The first challenge should be in the form of a question or initial concern. … The second challenge should provide some support for your concern. … This “two-challenge" tactic ensures that an expressed concern has been heard, understood, and acknowledged … If, after two attempts to clearly assert your concern, there is no resolution of the problem, you may
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June 01, 2023 - Progress: The respiratory therapist notifies the oncoming nurse of their concern. … Even though the patient’s vital signs were normal, were there reasons for concern?
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January 01, 2020 - State the concern.
State the problem (real or perceived).
Offer a solution. … When an initial assertive statement is ignored:
It is your responsibility to assertively voice concern … The team member being challenged must acknowledge that concern has been heard.
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November 19, 2008 - SAY:
You can also use these signal phrases to escalate a concern. … The first challenge should be in the form of a question or initial
concern. … The second challenge should provide some support for
your concern. … This “two-challenge" tactic ensures that an expressed concern
has been heard, understood, and acknowledged … If, after two
attempts to clearly assert your concern, there is no resolution of
the problem, you
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March 01, 2014 - Two hours later, the nurse contacts the resident and again expresses her concern that the baby "just … At approximately 0530, the nurse calls the resident again, with another update and continued concern
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July 01, 2018 - Voice your concern at least two times...it's your responsibility . … If you are being challenged, acknowledge the concern.
Correct the problem.
Teach.
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October 03, 2012 - Expressing concern or discomfort about communication involving LEP patients when
there is a patient
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June 01, 2023 - Another area of concern is pain medication.
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October 03, 2012 - Expressing concern or discomfort about communication involving LEP patients when
there is a patient
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May 01, 2017 - This approach can include—
· staff who identify a possible prolapse and clearly state the concern
· … · Staff call out concern for or diagnosis of cord prolapse, reducing error through an anticipated and … This is a safety issue.”
· Use the "two-challenge" rule, repeating concern, and asking whether you have
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healthcare411.ahrq.gov/teamstepps/instructor/fundamentals/module6/slmutualsupp.html
July 01, 2018 - State the concern.
State the problem—real or perceived.
Offer a solution. … It is your responsibility to assertively voice your concern at least two times to ensure that it
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May 31, 2023 - Stop action, verify the correct dose, and thank the nurse for her concern regarding
patient safety. … Respect for team input
• Focus on the patient and safety
7 D • Proper response to the question and concern
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July 25, 2012 - Interrupt the conversation to state his concern
c. Report the incident to his supervisor
d.
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May 01, 2017 - This approach can include—
· Care provider clearly stating the concern for shoulder dystocia
· Communication … · Care provider calls out concern for or diagnosis of shoulder dystocia, reducing error through an … This is a safety issue.”
· Use the "two-challenge" rule, repeating concern, and asking whether you have
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March 21, 2014 - It is appropriate to continue to assert a patient safety concern
until you are certain that it has