QUESTION 1
Which of the following needs to be performed as errors in monitoring and reporting are uncovered?
Root-cause analysis |
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Gap analysis |
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Policy change |
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Compliance analysis |
QUESTION 2
Which of the following must be established in order for employees to feel less compelled to cover up mistakes?
Suggestion box |
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No-blame culture |
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Integration of the five health care profession core competencies |
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Progress tracking |
QUESTION 3
Which of the following is the definition of a “No-blame culture”?
Accepting mistakes happen and not worrying about holding people accountable |
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Focusing on solutions when things go worn and not finger-pointing |
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Recognizing that errors occur but making planned efforts to prevent them |
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Never blaming anyone for a mistake or attempting to understand why it happened |
QUESTION 4
Which of the following must a policy, monitoring, or tracking system not threaten?
The staff’s willingness to think for themselves, make mistakes, and learn from them |
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The staff’s accountability |
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The staff’s ability to break the rules |
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The staff’s ability to cover up mistakes |
QUESTION 5
Which of the following is the meaning of patient-centered care?
Treating patients on a case-by-case basis |
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Treating patients the exact same way |
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Treating one patient a day |
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Treating the patient’s disease instead of the symptoms |
QUESTION 6
Which of the following is a group of health care providers from different backgrounds who work together and bring unique expertise to the group?
American Nurses Association |
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American Hospital Association |
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Interprofessional teams |
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Professional groups |
QUESTION 7
Which of the following is the definition of evidence based practice?
Using practices and procedures that one thinks will work |
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Using practices and procedures that one knows will work |
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Using practices and procedures that one has just begun to research |
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Using practices and procedures that one has used before |
QUESTION 8
Which of the following needs to be determined first when something goes wrong with performance?
Let everyone know what happened and not to do it again |
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Figure out what went wrong |
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Look at the metrics, determine the problem, and fix it |
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Put a new metric system in place |
QUESTION 9
Which of the following is the common cause of a problem that has become a trend?
Miscommunication |
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Laziness |
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Unintelligence |
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Lack of care |
QUESTION 10
Which of the following is one of the five core competencies?
Provide outstanding service |
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Provide training |
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Provide patient-oriented care |
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Demonstrate effective bedside manner |
1. The correct option is root cause analysis .A systematic approach to understanding the causes of an adverse event and identifying system flaws that can be corrected to prevent the error from happening again.
2. The correct option is No blame culture. The concept that must be established in order for employees to feel less compelled to cover up mistakes is no balme culture in which employees are encouraged to speak openly about problems and mistakes.
3. The correct option is 2). The definition of No blame culture is focusing on solutions when things go wrong and and not finger pointing.
4. The correct option is 2). The policy monitoring or tracking system should not threaten the staffs accountability. Accountability is one of the ethical principles of taking responsibility of their actions.
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