What criteria should be used to judge Medication administration errors? What precautionary measures should health sectors take to reduce medication administration errors?
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- Discuss how handwashing, Administration of Medication and Induction policies in the hospital or healthcare settings have been used to facilitate clinical governance. The discussion should include the issues of accountability and monitoring for policy effectiveness.What risk and quality management tools do you use to interpret or present the data for long wait times for patients to see their healthcare providers?Cite the Pros and Cons of Technology application to the medication process. Give at least three (3) technology application in Medication Process and list its functions features and its benefits to our profession. FORMAT Name of Technology application Pictures Functions and features Benefits
- What principles are used to safely prepare and administer medications by the oral, parenteral, and topical routes? what are the principles of medication administration and their relevance to working with medical insurers, calculating dosages, and administering medication safety measures?How does differentiating between these two types of errors (a slip and a mistake) help in redesigning systems of care to improve patient safety?Using the 5-step risk management process (below), explain how you will communicate the solution throughout the organization for each step. Scenario: Employees in the lab of a local ambulatory care center are showing an increase in the number of needle stick injuries. Risk Identification: Identify exposures. Risk Analysis: Examine methods to address the risk. Risk Control/Treatment: Select the best management techniques. Risk Financing: Implement the selected techniques. Risk Monitoring: Monitor to determine effectiveness.