Hint | Answer |
The freedom from accidental injury due to medical care or from medical error. | |
The process through which an organisation makes patient care safer. | |
Percentage of patients suffering injury prolonging their hospital stay. | |
Percentage of injuries due to error. | |
Percentage of admissions were errors occur | |
Incident reporting systems, malpractice claims and complaints, morbidity and mortality conferances, and patient incident reports are examples of this type of measurement. | |
Case note review, trigger tools and electronic medical record are examples of this type of measurement. | |
Participant observation and independent observers are examples of this type of measurement. | |
The acronym SEIP stands for the ... model. | |
Measuring this type of variable is more cost effective, though evidence is needed for relationship with the outcome, and can produce unexpected results. | |
Authors of the 2014 article 'Psychological contributions to the understanding of adverse events in healthcare' | |
Executing an action sequence wrongly | |
Successfully executing a faulty plan | |
Deviations from rules, protocols or norms, which have an intentional component. | |
Violation that occurs when skill and experience leads violators to believe the rules don't apply to them. | |
Type of violation that occurs when the situation neccessitates violation, for example due to time constraints. | |
Type of violation that occurs when the existing rules cannot deal with a novel situation. | |
Violation leading to intended harm. | |
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