Identifies two instruments appropriate for determining the effectiveness for medical error intervention and explains why they are appropriate.
Medical errors are a serious health problem and a leading cause of death in United States .Part of the solution Is to maintain a culture that works towards recognising safety challenges and implementing viable solutions rather than harbouring a culture of blame ,shame ,and punishment .
All the medical errors can be classified in to two major types
Some of the medical errors are
The two instruments for medical error intervention are
Medication errors - Following Five Rights of patient
Surgical Errors - Implementing WHO safety check list & Joint Commission patient safety goals .
1.Instrument to prevent medication error :
To prevent the medication error ,the rights of the patient to be followed and also through informed consent .
Following Five rights of patient
Informed consent :
It is a permission granted in full knowledge of the possible consequences ,typically that which is given by patient to a doctor for treatment with knowledge of the possible risks and benefits .
2.Instrument to prevent surgical errors :
WHO Surgical safetyChecklist
The surgical safety checklist is a simple tool which is designed to improve the safety of surgical procedure by bringing the whole operating room together to perform some of the key checks before starting the surgery.
It has three stages of operation
this is one of the instrument which is required to prevent the surgical errors
Joint commission Patient safety goals .
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