Nursing Department Policy 3
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What are the purposes of the incident reporting policy and procedure? Select all that apply.
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To establish a detailed reporting procedure in incidents involving the persons served, personnel and stakeholders.
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To identify and blame the responsible person.
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To identify trends in incidents and take corrective measures to minimize the probability of a recurrence; and to develop and implement appropriate interventions
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To ensure all incidents reported and are acted upon, investigated and analyzed for quality improvement
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To identify root cause of the reported incidents and prevent a recurrence of the hazardous condition causing the event.
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Nursing Department Policy 3 quiz assesses knowledge on incident reporting policies at Tulip HCC, covering staff responsibilities, definitions of neglect and restraint, and infection control. It is crucial for ensuring compliance and enhancing patient care.
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What are the Staff responsibilities to comply with incident reporting policy and procedure? Select all that apply.
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Adhere to Tulip HCC Incident reporting policy and procedure
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Immediately call to report the incident to the immediate supervisor or designate in the occurrence of an incident, report factual and on point description of what happened, disclosing all pertinent information regarding the incident.
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Complete the incident report form and submit in the required time frame.
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To discuss the issue to the driver for the proper guidance in handling the incident.
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Cooperate and submit self in the investigation, and follow recommendations and disciplinary actions.
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A. Adhere to Tulip HCC Incident reporting policy and procedure
A. Immediately call to report the incident to the immediate supervisor or designate in the occurrence of an incident, report factual and on point description of what happened, disclosing all pertinent information regarding the incident.
A. Complete the incident report form and submit in the required time frame.
A. Cooperate and submit self in the investigation, and follow recommendations and disciplinary actions.Explanation
The staff responsibilities to comply with incident reporting policy and procedure include adhering to the policy and procedure, immediately reporting the incident to the supervisor or designate, providing a factual and on-point description of what happened and disclosing all pertinent information, completing the incident report form and submitting it within the required time frame, cooperating in the investigation, and following recommendations and disciplinary actions.Rate this question:
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Select the correct definition of neglect according to Tulip HCC incident reporting policy and procedure.
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It is defined as the placement of the waiver participant alone in a locked room or area from which he/she cannot leave at will, or from which his/her normal egress is prevented by someone's direct and continuous physical action.
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It is defined as the infliction of anguish, emotional pain or distress. Emotional or psychological abuse includes but is not limited to verbal assaults, insults, threats, intimidation, ridicule, humiliation, scorn, contempt, dehumanization or harassment, or are otherwise demeaning or socially stigmatizing.
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It is defined as a condition of deprivation in which a participant’s health and welfare is jeopardized because of inconsistent or inappropriate services, treatment or care which does not meet their needs, or failure to provide an appropriate and/or safe environment
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It is defined as unexpected absence of a participant from his/her home or scheduled home care service.
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A. It is defined as a condition of deprivation in which a participant’s health and welfare is jeopardized because of inconsistent or inappropriate services, treatment or care which does not meet their needs, or failure to provide an appropriate and/or safe environmentExplanation
This definition of neglect aligns with the concept of neglect as a form of abuse. It emphasizes the deprivation of necessary services, treatment, or care that puts the participant's health and welfare at risk. It also includes the failure to provide an appropriate and safe environment for the participant. This definition focuses on the impact of inconsistent or inappropriate actions on the well-being of the individual, highlighting the importance of meeting their needs effectively.Rate this question:
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Select the correct definition of restraint according to Tulip HCC incident reporting policy and procedure.
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It is defined as the illegal or improper use of an individual’s funds, property, or assets.
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It is defined as unexpected absence of a participant from his/her home or scheduled home care service.
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It is defined as any situation in which a participant experiences marked adverse reactions which threaten his/her health and welfare due to: refusing to take prescribed medication; taking medication in an incorrect dosage, form, or route of administration; taking medication on an incorrect schedule; taking medication which was not prescribed; or, the failure on the part of the staff to properly follow the plan for assisting the participant in self-medication.
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It is defined as the act of limiting or controlling a person's actions or behavior through the use of any device which prevents the free movement of any limb; any device or medication which immobilizes a person; any device which is ordered by a physician for the expressed purpose of controlling behavior in an emergency; or any medication as ordered by a physician which renders the participant unable to satisfactorily participate in any services or activities.
Correct Answer
A. It is defined as the act of limiting or controlling a person's actions or behavior through the use of any device which prevents the free movement of any limb; any device or medication which immobilizes a person; any device which is ordered by a physician for the expressed purpose of controlling behavior in an emergency; or any medication as ordered by a physician which renders the participant unable to satisfactorily participate in any services or activities.Explanation
The correct answer defines restraint as the act of limiting or controlling a person's actions or behavior through the use of devices or medication that restrict movement, immobilize a person, or are ordered by a physician for the purpose of controlling behavior in an emergency. It also includes any medication that renders the participant unable to participate in services or activities. This definition aligns with Tulip HCC incident reporting policy and procedure.Rate this question:
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It is defined as any deviations and non-conformity to the infection control policy and procedures set by Tulip Health Care, including needle stick injuries, improper medical waste disposal, etc.
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Communicable Disease Incident
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Infection Control Incident
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Medical treatment
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A. Infection Control IncidentExplanation
The correct answer is "Infection Control Incident". This refers to any deviations and non-conformity to the infection control policy and procedures set by Tulip Health Care, including needle stick injuries, improper medical waste disposal, etc. This category encompasses incidents related to the prevention and control of infections within the healthcare setting, ensuring the safety of both patients and healthcare workers. It focuses on maintaining a clean and safe environment, proper handling and disposal of medical waste, and adherence to infection control protocols.Rate this question:
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It is defined as any suspected presence or acquisition of contagious illnesses that can cause sporadic change that needs immediate treatment of isolation to prevent spread to persons exposed and other stakeholders.
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Communicable Disease Incident
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Infection Control Incident
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Medical treatment
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A. Communicable Disease IncidentExplanation
The given definition describes a situation where there is a suspected presence or acquisition of contagious illnesses that require immediate isolation and treatment to prevent the spread to others. This is commonly known as a communicable disease incident.Rate this question:
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Immediately upon discovering, witnessing or experiencing a first-hand incident the participant must notify via telephone or email his/her direct supervisor or designate and or the patient care coordinator. The personnel who witnessed or is involved in the event and or the first personnel who acts upon the event should complete the Incident Report form, within 48 hours.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that immediately after witnessing or experiencing an incident, the participant is required to inform their direct supervisor or designate and/or the patient care coordinator via telephone or email. Additionally, the personnel who witnessed or is involved in the event, as well as the first personnel who takes action, should complete the Incident Report form within 48 hours. Therefore, the statement is true as it accurately reflects the protocol for reporting incidents.Rate this question:
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A written notification of infectious diseases report will be thoroughly completed by the Infection Control Department. Notification of Infectious Disease Form is in the Infection Control Department.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that the written notification of infectious diseases report will indeed be thoroughly completed by the Infection Control Department. This implies that the department is responsible for ensuring that all necessary information is included in the report. Additionally, the statement mentions that the Notification of Infectious Disease Form is located in the Infection Control Department, further supporting the idea that they are the ones responsible for completing the report. Therefore, the answer "True" is correct.Rate this question:
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Select the procedure of notification of diseases policy. Select all that apply.
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Should a patient be reported to be harboring an Infectious Organism, this should be reported to the designated Infection Control Nurse.
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A written “Notification of Infectious Diseases” report will be thoroughly completed by the Infection Control Department. “Notification of Infectious Disease Form” is in the Infection Control Department.
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Infection Control Department will provide reports based on lab data, confirmed physician diagnosis and suspect active tuberculosis cases.
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Inpatient and outpatient infectious diseases will be reported through the Infection Control Department.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Should a patient be reported to be harboring an Infectious Organism, this should be reported to the designated Infection Control Nurse.
A. A written “Notification of Infectious Diseases” report will be thoroughly completed by the Infection Control Department. “Notification of Infectious Disease Form” is in the Infection Control Department.
A. Infection Control Department will provide reports based on lab data, confirmed physician diagnosis and suspect active tuberculosis cases.
A. Inpatient and outpatient infectious diseases will be reported through the Infection Control Department.Explanation
The correct answer is a combination of all the options provided. According to the given information, if a patient is found to be harboring an infectious organism, it should be reported to the designated Infection Control Nurse. Additionally, the Infection Control Department will thoroughly complete a written "Notification of Infectious Diseases" report, which can be found in their department. The department will also provide reports based on lab data, confirmed physician diagnosis, and suspect active tuberculosis cases. Furthermore, both inpatient and outpatient infectious diseases will be reported through the Infection Control Department.Rate this question:
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What are the purposes of the notification of diseases policy? Select all that apply.
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To establish the reporting criteria and route for reporting as to the notification of Infectious Diseases HAAD policy.
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To ensure client medical and nursing records are properly stored and maintained to meet client care needs, to meet legal standards, ensure confidentiality and strict compliance to documentation standards and to archive medical record according to schedule.
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To determine which disease processes/conditions are reportable to the Health Authority Abu Dhabi.
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To determine the responsibility of a department for the reporting process.
Correct Answer(s)
A. To establish the reporting criteria and route for reporting as to the notification of Infectious Diseases HAAD policy.
A. To determine which disease processes/conditions are reportable to the Health Authority Abu Dhabi.
A. To determine the responsibility of a department for the reporting process.Explanation
The purposes of the notification of diseases policy include establishing the reporting criteria and route for reporting infectious diseases, determining which disease processes/conditions are reportable to the Health Authority Abu Dhabi, and determining the responsibility of a department for the reporting process. This policy ensures that reporting is done in a standardized manner, identifies the diseases that need to be reported, and clarifies the roles and responsibilities of different departments involved in the reporting process.Rate this question:
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