The text discusses the contributions made to patient safety by The Joint Commission (TJC).
1. Provide the history around The Joint Commission and how it affects patient safety.
2. How and when did the patient safety goals come into existence? Why do you think they were written? How effective have they been as a whole in reducing negative outcomes?
3. Select a 2018 goal from the Hospital Accreditation Program that has either personal or professional meaning to you. Why did you choose it? How long has this goal been in existence? How effective has it been to date?
4. Define the elements of the goal you have selected. For each element, describe:
What actions/outcomes was TJC trying to correct with this goal?
How it can be implemented?
What tools do you use to measure it?
Who is responsible for implementation and measurement?
What would success look like?
The joint commission on accrediation of hospitals was formed in 1951 by merging hospital standardisation programme with other programmes and renamed as the joint commission on accrediation of health care organisation but it came into its action when the federal government decidedthat they are meeting the criteria for meeting the standerded of patients care and their accridated hospitals have an official impact when the MIPPA act was removed the joint commission was the subject to center for providing the madicaid and madicare services requirmemt for organisation seeking accrediation in 2007 the organisation was renamed as the joint commission with a tag line helping healthecare organisation will help the patient the joint commission international mainly focuses on three things
the main mission of joint commission international was to continuously improve health care for the public with other organisations by evaluating their efforts and inspiring them to from to the excel point to proivde cre to the patient that is highest in quality and value
ans 2 ) GOALS OF TJC it updates itsgoals on the yearly basis according to the requrements of the organisations and the patient and all these goals are transparent to everybody in this world firstly the goa;s for patient safety were introduced in 2002 but they came into force in the year 2003 they were also known as NPSG the specific area to focus of NPSG was the patient safety the panal which decide is known as patient safety advisory group that includes nurses , physicians ,pharmasists ,risk manager ,clincal engineer and other professionals who have alots of experience in patient safety issues .for example in 2009 catheter related blood stream infection and surgical site infections were included into this
The text discusses the contributions made to patient safety by The Joint Commission (TJC). 1. Provide...
Discuss the contributions made to patient safety by The Joint Commission (TJC). 3. Select a 2018 goal from the Hospital Accreditation Program that has either personal or professional meaning to you. Why did you choose it? How long has this goal been in existence? How effective has it been to date? 4. Define the elements of the purpose you have selected. For each component, describe: What actions/outcomes was TJC trying to correct with this goal? How can it be implemented?...
Fall prevention is a national patient safety goal of The Joint Commission and is considered a standard of practice in most institutions. The obstetric population is considered a healthy group of patients. Should a fall prevention program be implemented on an OB unit for every laboring and postpartum patient? Describe two factors that place the obstetric patient at risk for falls. Explain why the identified factors increase the obstetric patients risk for injury. Describe how the implementation of a fall...
Joint Commission Discussion Question In recent years, The Joint Commission has placed much greater emphasis on patient safety (quality measures, reducing medication errors, improved surgical outcomes, etc.). Do you think this is appropriate? Why or why not?
QUESTION 1 The Joint Commission designed these to improve patient safety. What is this initiative called? OA. Ethics OB. National Patient Safety Goals OC. Evidence-based practice OD. Morals
QUESTION 1 The Joint Commission designed these to improve patient safety. What is this initiative called? OA. Ethics OB. National Patient Safety Goals OC. Evidence-based practice OD. Morals
Scenario Summary The Joint Commission has recently visited Little Falls Hospital for its accreditation visit. Overall, the survey went well except for the standards related to the 2010 National Patient Safety Goals. The Joint Commission surveyors indicated that the hospital has not devoted enough resources and staff into achieving these goals. As the new risk manager, you are aware of the following issues. · There is no specific plan on how Little Falls Hospital will address and achieve these goals....
The Joint Commission launched the National Patient Safety Goals in 2003. Many years have now passed since the inception of these goals. How has the overall focus of the goals changed in the intervening years? What conditions in the health care marketplace have driven the need for change?
Analyze current patient safety initiatives and best practices from Joint Commission, Medicare, and other agencies and develop two patient safety performance measures. The measures should be valid, measurable, and relevant. You must also identify your sources, specific initiatives, and justify why you developed the measures you did. Finally, evaluate and elaborate on how professional ethics play a role in patient safety initiates specifically for the chosen performance measures.
1. Provide two examples of possible patient safety issues related to medication errors and adverse drug events, and demonstrate how a healthcare organization could avoid these safety issues with effective policies and procedures. 2. A physician provided an order for a patient to receive Tylenol if his or her temperature was "> 99.5 degrees F" Is this an acceptable medication order? Why or why not? 3. Detail how laws and regulations have improved the likelihood that a patient will receive medication that...
Review Questions 1. Provide two examples of possible patient safety issues related to medication errors and adverse drie events, and demonstrate how a healthcare organization could avoid these safety issues with effective policies and procedures. 2. A physician provided an order for a patient to receive Tylenol if his or her temperature was "> 99.5 degrees F." Is this an acceptable medication order? Why or why not? 3. Detail how laws and regulations have improved the likelihood that a patient...