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5621. A Unit Guide To Infection Prevention for Long-Term Care Staff | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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      March 01, 2017 - from independent application by individual professionals of the content of this product to particular patient … If an airborne infection isolation room is not available at the LTC facility, the patient should be promptly … Survey teams monitor compliance with Federal and State health care regulations. … will support survey readiness. … Surveys are generally not scheduled in advance, so it's important to always be prepared.

5622. Module 1. Detecting Change in a Resident's Condition | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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      March 01, 2018 - Improving Patient Safety in Long-Term Care Facilities Module 1. … To determine needs, you may use a survey or talk to individuals familiar with the nursing center. … Questions to get discussion going and draw on prior knowledge might be of the "survey" type: Have … in thinking about innovation and recognizing that the key to improvement is the people who care for patients … For more detailed information on QI and measurement tools, please see "The Patient Safety Education Project

5623. Expanding access to hepatitis C virus treatment—Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) project: Disruptive innovation in specialty care - Arora - 2010 - Hepatology - Wiley Online Library
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      September 01, 2010 - This is reinforced through clinics in which providers collaborate on patient management with interdisciplinary … Data included in this article reported in Tables 2-7 are based on two different types of surveys. … Respondents who attended the Annual Meeting either completed the survey at the end of the meeting or … Individual responses on the survey demonstrate their increased self-efficacy. … There are some limitations in the surveys, including the potential of self-selection bias of respondents

5624. Expanding access to hepatitis C virus treatment—Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) project: Disruptive innovation in specialty care - Arora - 2010 - Hepatology - Wiley Online Library
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      September 01, 2010 - This is reinforced through clinics in which providers collaborate on patient management with interdisciplinary … Data included in this article reported in Tables 2-7 are based on two different types of surveys. … Respondents who attended the Annual Meeting either completed the survey at the end of the meeting or … Individual responses on the survey demonstrate their increased self-efficacy. … There are some limitations in the surveys, including the potential of self-selection bias of respondents

5625. Rehearsing Team Care for Relatively Rare Obstetric Emergencies Leads to Improved Outcomes | PSNet
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      July 23, 2024 - Results From University of Kansas Hospital 11 Improvement in outcomes: The impact of PROMPT on patient … Surveys administered to nurses during the 6 years following initiation also indicated significant improvement … : A randomized controlled trial (RCT) focused on the care of patients with eclampsia found that PROMPT … a 185-question multiple choice questionnaire increasing by an average of 20.6 points. … Increased safety attitude: As measured by Safety Attitude Questionnaire, this same RCT found a significant

5626. Final Progress Report: An Evaluation of the Effectiveness and Process Evaluation of a Rapid Response System (pdf file)
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      January 01, 2024 - On the University campus, the rate before 1/1/2009 decreased by 0.0012/1000 patient days for each month … Of these patients, depending on the type of antecedent sign, 23%-81% did not receive appropriate care … On the University campus, the rate before 1/1/2009 decreased by 0.0012/1000 patient days for each month … Each of 10 nursing managers was given 20 surveys, and 27 surveys overall were returned. … Currently, based on the reason for calls and the descriptions of the patients given on the event record

5627. Patient Safety and Health Information Technology: Learning from Our Mistakes | PSNet
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      July 01, 2012 - In this commentary, I reflect on the interface between patient safety and health information technology … On some level, the defensiveness is understandable.( 8 ) Problems of patient safety are so devastating … I enumerate only four: Health IT was promoted on the basis of a survey of hospital IT needs that … There were no questions or answer options on the survey that focused on what appear to be the real … Committee on Patient Safety and Health Information Technology; Institute of Medicine.

5628. Final Progress Report: Transdisciplinary Learning Lab To Eliminate Patient Harm and Reduce Waste (pdf file)
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      January 01, 2025 - User trust and perceptions of usability were measured using two surveys. … They most commonly reported having patients on an insulin infusion protocol once per month (N=10, 50% … As evidenced by survey respondents, our user-centered design resulted in a system that clinicians find … For example, staffing levels and ‘capacity strain’ may erode safety culture and weaken compliance with … The Impact of Patient, Ward, and Best Practice Therapies on Adverse Outcomes in the ICU.

5629. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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      February 01, 2004 - On the radiograph, however, the pneumothorax appeared to be on the patient's right (Figure). … The patient remained stable. … Incidence of adverse events and negligence in hospitalized patients. … The nature of adverse events in hospitalized patients. … An analysis of critical incidents in a teaching department for quality assurance: a survey of mishaps

5630. Minimizing Stress, Maximizing Success of Physician's Use of Health Information and Communications Technologies - Final Report (pdf file)
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      January 01, 2018 - This will in turn support the benefits of HICT on patient quality and cost, all while assuring the general … interns spend only 12% of their time on direct patient care but 64% on indirect care. … The patient, the practitioner, and the computer: Holding on to the core of our healing professions … On other patient-related activities (e.g., email, phone calls, paperwork, consultation)? … On other work NOT related to patient care (e.g., administration)? _____ TOTAL: _____ 4.

5631. AHRQ Stats | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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      July 01, 2025 - (Source:  Chartbook on Patient Safety .) … (Source: Chartbook on Patient Safety .) … (Source: Chartbook on Patient Safety .) … Patient Safety Culture in Nursing Homes Nursing home staff completing AHRQ's Nursing Home Survey on Patient … Safety Culture in 2019 gave the highest positive response— 85 percent—to "overall perceptions of nursing

5632. Lost in Sign Out and Documentation | PSNet
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      January 31, 2011 - The patient was transferred to the ward on hospital day 20. … In this case, the patient developed clinical signs and symptoms of an intra-abdominal process on the … Effect of a comprehensive surgical safety system on patient outcomes. … A two-site survey of clinicians to identify practices and preferences of intensive care unit transfers … Residents feel unprepared and unsupervised as leaders of cardiac arrest teams in teaching hospitals: a survey

5633. Santa Cruz County, CA Diabetes Mellitus Registry (pdf file)
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      January 01, 2007 - Survey respondents were asked to rate the value of various registry features to their organizations … The survey compiled quantitative and qualitative data on the value and usability of the registry; as … On average the respondents were only “somewhat satisfied” with the registry. … On the positive side, respondents praised the ease of use of the online version of the registry and … Patient information sheets were also developed informing patients on their right to opt out of the registry

5634. Final Progress Report: Patient Partnerships To Improve Safety in the Clinic Setting: Creating an accurate medication list through a patient-centered approach (pdf file)
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      January 01, 2024 - Additional qualitative measures included patient, provider, and community surveys. … The qualitative data included patient focus groups, patient interviews and surveys, provider interviews … and survey, and a community telephone survey. … Sampling from among eligible patients was at random in order to reduce staff and respondent burden. … patients and providers that defines patient-centered care but on a community scale.

5635. Poor Prognosis | PSNet
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      March 15, 2016 - Data on physicians' prognostic accuracy primarily comes from studies of physicians caring for patients … Results of the above-noted survey suggest that physicians believe an optimal length of stay in hospice … If on the other hand, the patient had a severely life-limiting illness already (eg, stage IV lung cancer … 2003 Second victims need emotional support after adverse events: even in a just safety … culture.

5636. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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      July 08, 2022 - www.CalHospitalCompare.org https://www.cmqcc.org/my-birth-matters https://psnet.ahrq.gov//#34 Conducting a survey … A 2014 study of women who gave birth found that 14.8% of respondents perceived pressure from a clinician … multiple stakeholders, including policymakers, payers, healthcare administrators, clinicians, and patients … Part of determining interventions is to survey hospitals and help them to determine which approaches … survey of U.S. women.

5637. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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      September 27, 2023 - Neither the patient nor the parents had received education on how to draw up and administer insulin … Drug shortages in the United States have reached a 10-year high according to a survey published by the … As of July 2023, there were 309 active, ongoing drug shortages reported, and 99% of respondents reported … critically impactful, defined as rationing, delaying, or canceling treatments or procedures.8 Pharmacy respondents … of its role as a microsystem.12 By focusing on microsystems, healthcare organizations can address patient

5638. Sustaining Zero CLABSIs (Transcript) | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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      April 01, 2013 - Again, I think the emphasis is on reducing these types of patient harm events, and they have not been … It was convenient to have particularly in our younger patients but also particularly for a patient wearing … It is a five-question survey done on Survey Monkey so no one has to compile data because it's already … As we go forward, we see challenges in keeping CLABSI reduction in patient safety on the unit’s radar … It really is a foundation on which units can build their patient safety process.

5639. Risk Reduction and Systematic Error Management: Standardization of the Pediatric Chemotherapy Process (pdf file)
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      March 19, 2008 - Since more than 90 percent of pediatric oncology patients are treated based on open or closed protocols … Pre-B type pediatric oncology patients may be either on the “low risk” (AALL0331) or “high risk” (AALL0232 … There are 10 new and eight existing patients on the AALL0331 and AALL0232 protocols, respectively, and … Computerized physician order entry in U.S. hospitals: Results of a 2002 survey. … American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Drugs and Committee on Hospital Care.

5640. Best Practices in Medication Safety: Areas for Improvement in the Primary Care Physician’s Office (pdf file)
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      April 23, 2004 - Data collection The written, 154-item survey was piloted on two primary care offices before administration … Discussion Survey results reveal some activities that promote patient safety throughout all of the … The written survey was self- administered at the study site by respondents. … National survey on Americans as health-care consumers: an update on the role of quality information … Report from a workshop on assembling the scientific basis for progress on patient safety. http://www