Safety Unit 1 Flashcards

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1
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Focuses on noncompliance, informed consent, right to refuse tx

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Risk mgt

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Identifies, evaluates, develops plan for potential risks

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Risk mgt

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3
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Planned program of loss prevention & liability control

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Risk mgt

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3
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Evaluates & improves d process

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Team, headed by team leader

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4
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Provides for process and mgt health care team

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Coordinator

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5
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Establishes policy

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Senior mgt

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Process: Senior mgt, Coordinator, Team leader

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Continuous quality improvement

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7
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Managed by team of 5-10 people

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Continuous quality improvement

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Involves organized incident reporting

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Continuous quality improvement

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9
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Prevention focused approach

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Continuous quality improvement

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10
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Aka Care Maps

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Managed Care

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Critical pathways used as foundation of activities and guide services

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Managed care

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12
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Emphasizes costs

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Managed care

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13
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Uses interdisciplinary approach

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Managed care

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14
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Goal is to reduced healthcare cost

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Managed care

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15
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Be cautious to give info on d phone(hard to ID caller)

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Privacy

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16
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Focuses on client outcomes

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Managed care

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17
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Duty to warn of threatned suicide or harm others

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Tarasoff Act

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18
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Limit the liability of professionals in emergency situations

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Good Samaritan Laws

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19
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Define “reasonable care” in each state

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Nurse practice acts

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20
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Nurse is responsible for using reasonable care in practicing nursing

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Accountability

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21
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Rules of conduct established and enforced by authority

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Laws

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22
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Intentional touching w/o consent

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Battery

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23
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Intentional threat to cause harm

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Assault

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24
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Release of info to an unathorized persons w/o clients consent

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Invasion of privacy

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25
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4 Required Elements of Malpractice

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Duty
Breach of duty
Causation
Injury

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26
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Professional negligence

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Malpractice

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27
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Unintentional failure of individual

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Negligence

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28
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Provides info abt needs & options so that clients can mke informed decisions

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Advocacy

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29
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Safeguard clients autonomy and independence

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Advocacy

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30
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Communicate clients needs to interdisciplinary teams

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Advocacy

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31
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Defend clients in decisons affecting them

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Advocacy

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32
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Actively supports clients rights

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Advocacy

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33
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Cannot order restraints to be used as?

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PRN

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34
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Requireed specifying duration & circumstances under restraints should be used

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Physician’s order

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35
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Restraint of pt w/o informed consent or sufficient justification

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False imprisonment

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36
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Is needed to use in restraints

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Informed consent

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37
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Inaappropriate use causes deep sedation, agitation, combativeness

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Chemical restraints

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38
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Can be used only for diagnoses-related condition

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Chemical restraints

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39
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Cannot be used to control behavior

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Psychotropic drugs

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40
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Provides pt w/ the right to be free from physical & chemical restraints imposed for the purpose of discipline or convenience and not required to treat medical symptoms

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Omnibus Reconcillation Act

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41
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8 Bill of Rights

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Privacy
Respectful care
Current information
Informed consent
Confidentiality
Refusal of tx
Reasonable response to a request for services
Right to know hosp/clinic regulations
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42
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Permits pt to appoint surrogate or proxy in the event that pt becomes incompetent

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Durable power of attorney

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43
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Indicates who is authorized to make health care decisons if indi becomes incapacitated

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Living wills

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44
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Legal document signed by competent individual incase pt ability to make decisions is lost

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Living wills

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45
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May be witheld to avoid prolonging life w/o dignity

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Aggressive tx

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46
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Extraordinary measures used to maintains individuals physiologic process

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Aggressive tx

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47
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Federeal law abt written info abt d rights of clients to make decisions

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Self determination act

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48
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2 Advanced Directives

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Living wills

Durable power of attorney

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49
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3 Refusal of Treatment

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Self determination act
Agressive tx
Advance directives

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50
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Not released to others w/o permission

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Confidentiality

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51
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Info is used only for purpose of diagnosis & tx

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Confidentiality

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52
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Right to privacy of records

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Confidentiality

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53
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When nurse witness a signature it means

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It means that theres a reason to believe that client is informed of incoming tx

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54
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Legal responsibility of informed consent Rest To Who

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Rest With individual who Will Perform treatment

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55
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Informed consent includes (6)

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Explanation of tx and expected results
Anticipated risks andnp discomforts
Potential benefits
Possible alternatives
Answers to questions
Statements that consent can be withdrawn anytime
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56
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Cannot give own consent unless she fits to one of other exemptions

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Mother

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57
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Who retains the right to provide consent for infant

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Mother

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58
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Can sign consent for themselves and fetus

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Pregnant minor

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59
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6 minors who can provide own consent for tx

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Married
Over specific age for STD, HIV, AIDS or drug/alcohol tx
Emancipated and mature minors
Minors seeking birth control services
Minors seeking in/outpatient psych services
Pregnant minor

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60
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Info must be given in understandable form

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Lay terminology

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61
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Freedom of choice w/o force, fraud, deceit, duress, coercion

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Voluntary

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62
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Can make choices or understand consequences

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Capacity

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63
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4 Informed consent requirements

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Capacity
Voluntary
Info must be understandable
Cant sign if drunk or premedicated

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64
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For employees, can only verify employment & comply w/legal investigation

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Privacy

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65
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Necessary to obtain pt permission to release info to familyorfriends

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Privacy

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66
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Healthcare team cannot use data w/o permission frm client

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Privacy

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67
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People involved in diagnosis and tx related to pt

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Authorized personnel

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68
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Violated when info revealed to unathorized persons

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Privacy

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69
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Right to have info kept confidential

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Privacy

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70
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Right to make personal choices w/o interference

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Privacy

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71
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Right to be left alone

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Privacy

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72
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Nurse or client cannot be forced to reveal info between themselves

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Protected relationship

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73
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6 Ethical Standards

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Respect for human dignity
Confidentiality
Competence
Advocacy
Research
Promotion of public health
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74
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Commited to local and global goals

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Promotion of public health

75
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Participates in process of scientific inquiry

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Research

76
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Protects clients from incompetent or unethical practice

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Advocacy

77
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Has knowledge and skills to provide care

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Competency

78
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Does not discuss condition with anyone not invoved with care

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Confidentiality

79
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Give respectful service regardless of clients personality

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Respect for human dignity

80
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Adheres to standards of practice

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Autonomy and accountability

81
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Foundation of nursing science

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Specific knowledge and skills

83
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Problem focused

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Risk mgt

84
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Consists of clinical experts: nursing, medicine, physical therapy, social work

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Collaborative practice team

85
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Determines expected outcomes

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Collaborative practice team

86
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Determines appropriate interventions with a specified time frame

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Collaborative practice team

87
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Involves specific patient diagnoses that are hig-volume (frequently seen), high-cost, high-risk (frequently develop complications)

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Collaborative practice team

88
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Reduce complications

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Critical pathways

89
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Reduce cost

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Critical pathways

90
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Increase collaboration

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Critical pathways

91
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Improve quality of care

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Critical pathways

92
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Provide direction for care

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Critical pathways

93
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Orient staff to expected outcomes for each day

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Critical pathways

94
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Alteration in time frame or interventions is

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Variance

95
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All variances are tracked to note ?

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Trends

96
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Change in established plan that include more, different, or fewer services to client to achieve desired outcome

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Variance

97
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Deviations from specific plans

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Variance

98
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Is included in a database and is used to evaluate services provided

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Variances

99
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Are used to monitor variances

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CQI strategies

100
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Usually has advanced degree and considerable experience

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Case Manager

101
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Doesn’t provide direct patient care

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Case manager

102
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Supervises care provided by licensed and unlicensed personnel

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Case manager

103
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Coordinates, communicates, collaborates, solve problems

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Case manager

104
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Facilities client care for a group of patient (10-15)

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Case manager

105
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Follows client through the system from admission to discharge

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Case manager

106
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Notes variances from expected outcomes

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Case manager

107
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Identifies, coordiantes, monitors implementation of services needed to achieve desired outcomes within specified period of time

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Case management

108
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Involves principle of CQI

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Case management

109
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Promotes professional practice

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Case management

110
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Allocating to health care team members work required to care for groups of individuals

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Assignment

111
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Responsibility and authority for performing a task (function, activity, decision) is transferred to another individual who accepts that responsibility and authority

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Delegation

112
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Remains accountable for task

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Delegator

113
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Is accountable to delegator for responsibilities assumed

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Delegatee

114
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Can only delegate tasks for which the nurse is responsible

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Delegation

115
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Obligation to accomplish a task

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Responsibility

116
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Accept ownership for results or lack of results

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Accountability

117
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Responsibility is transferred

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Delegation

118
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Responsibility is shared

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Accountability

119
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(6) Don’t delegate

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Total control
Discipline issues
Confidential tasks
Technical tasks
Controversial task
During a crisis
120
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Assist with implementation of defined plan of care

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LVN

121
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Perform procedures according to protocol

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LVN

122
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Differentiate normal from abnormal

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LVN

123
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Care for physiologically stable patients with predictable outcome

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LVN

124
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Has knowledge of asepsis and dressing changes

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LVN

125
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Ability to administer medications varies with educational background and state nurse practice act

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LVN

126
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Assists with direct patient care activities

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UAPs

127
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Includes nurses aides, assistants, technicians, orderlies, nurse extenders

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UAPs

128
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Scope of nursing practice is limited

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UAPs

129
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Designed to promote smooth functioning within a large and complex organization

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Organizational hierarchy

130
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Emphasis on vertical relationships

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Chain of command

131
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Involves creativity, problem solving, decision-making

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Critical thinking

132
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Purposeful and goal oriented; nurse identifies and selects options and alternatives

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Decision making

133
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4 types of decision making

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Prespective
Behavioral
Sayisficing
Optimizing

134
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Involves routine decisions with objective information

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Prescriptive decision making

135
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Options are known and predictable

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Pescriptive decision making

136
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Decisions are made according to standard procedures or analytical tools

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Pscriptive decison making

137
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Involves nonroutine and unstructured information

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Behavioral decision making

138
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Options are unknown and unpredictable

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Behavioral decision making

139
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Decisons made by obtaining more data, usingpast experiences, using creative approach

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Behavioral decision making

140
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Solution minimally meets objectives

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Satisficing decision making

141
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Expedient; use when time is an issue

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Satisficing decision making

142
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Goal is toselect ideal solution

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Optimizing decision making

143
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Best decision comes from this process but is the most time consuming

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Optimizing decision making

144
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Focus is trying to solve immediate problems; includes decision making

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Problem solving

145
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3 Methods of Problem Solving

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Trial and error
Experimentation
Purposeful inaction

146
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Repeated attempts at different solutions until it is identified that one solution works best

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Trial and error

147
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Used by inexpereinced staff

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Trial and error

148
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Study problem using trial periods or pilot projects to determine best outcome

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Experimentation

149
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Will have greater probability of achieving best outcome if sufficient time devoted to the process

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Experimentation

150
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Do nothing approach

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Purposeful inaction

151
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Use when problem is judged to be insignificant or outside a person’s control

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Purposeful inaction

152
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Gives an individual what he /she deserves regardless of race, color, creed, gender, or socioeconomic status

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Distribution of justice

153
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Provides equal access to care for all

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Distribution of justice

154
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Designed to manage health care according to need rather than provide care for everyone

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Distribution of justice

155
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Primary principle is to provide the greatest good for the greatest number of people

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Allocation of resources

156
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Decision about how limited resources will be used

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Rationing

157
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Judiciously use resources to achieve identified client goals

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Nursing management

158
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Guide nursing activities

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Standard of sre and practice

159
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Used to evaluate quality of care

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Standard of care and practice

160
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Determine the facts

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Resolution of conflict

161
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Promotes communication

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Documentation

162
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Maintains a legal record

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Documentation

163
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Meets requirements of regulatory agencies

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Documentation

164
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Reqired for third party reimbursement

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Documentation

165
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Statement of fact and patient’s physical response

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Incident reports

166
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Accurate and comprehensive report on any unexpected or unplanned occurence that affects or could potentially affect the client, family member, or staff person

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Incident reports

167
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Regularly scheduled, structured exchange of information

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Change of shift report

168
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Group of individuals’ values and beliefs that strongly influence individual’s actions and behaviors

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Cultural norms

169
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Personal preferences, commitments, motivations, patterns of using resources, objects, people, or events that have special meaning and influence individual’s choices, behaviors, actions

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Values

170
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Basic assumptions or personal convictions that the individual thinks are factual or takes for granted

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Beliefs

171
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Used to determine values

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Beliefs

172
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Include cultural traditions

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Beliefs

173
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Principles of right and wrong, good and bad

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Ethics

174
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Decision-making framework for solving ethical problems

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ANA Code of Ethics

175
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Support of client’s independence to make decisions and take action for themselves

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Autonomy

176
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Duty to help others by doing what is best for them; for refusal of care, autonomy overrides beneficence

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Beneficence

177
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” do no harm”; act with empathy toward patient and staff without resentment or malice

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Nonmaleficence

178
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Violated by acts performed in bad faith or with ill will, or when making false accusations about patient or employee

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Nonmaleficence

179
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Use available resources fairly and reasonably

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Justice

180
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Communicate truthfully and accurately

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Veracity

181
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Safeguard the client’s privacy

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Confidentiality

182
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Following through on what the nurse says will be done

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Fidelity

183
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7 Ethical principles of nursing

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Autonomy
Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Justice
Veracity
Confidentiality
Fidelity
184
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Process of learning

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Patient education

185
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Begins with first encounter

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Discharge planning