Quality Improvement, Patient Safety Events, Incident Reporting: Fundamentals of Nursing |

[@florita1able]

Thank you. I just started out as a new risk manager and now I am learning about Safety Events because I am going to start doing them myself.

[@LevelUpRN]

Happy to help! Hope you love your new role! ❤️

[@kriziahernandez4257]

Thanks for this video my nclex had like 30 questions just on quality improvement I couldn’t believe it

[@keishac5047]

Wow! A friend of mine just took it and said the same thing. Unfortunately, she didn’t pass. You would think Medsurg, and safety is the focus on NCLEX. Did you pass it?

[@drabhinabasaha]

Absolutely a great video! Appreciation from a doctor(mbbs), India 👏

[@julianachavarriagacano4321]

Thank you so much Dear Meris. You explain everything so well.

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so welcome! I am so happy to help!

[@DebbieLynToomey]

Great video. Do you think doing a QI project on a near miss due to toxic staff relationships is a great way to address patient safety and the toxic environment?

[@BeataClasp]

Thanks for this information. Some nurses use this process to take our medical line organizer product - The Beata Clasp - to their hospital. To keep lines off the floor and easily traceable!!! 😊

[@SimplyT873]

Awesome .. you just covered my powerpoint and made things so much easier to understand

[@journeywithme9554]

I love this. A great review for me. Thanks so much 😊

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so welcome!

[@danagarcia8424]

Thank you Professor

[@jasminetrujillo2497]

What about process indicators involved in quality improvement process?

[@kulagwabundu-onyango9883]

Thank you!

[@latonyarichardson4279]

Thank you 🙏🏾 ❤

[@LevelUpRN]

You are so welcome

[@NHYIRABAGRAPHICS]

Please I need a video on Quality Assurance

[@fatemakhan2161]

Thank you so much

[@LevelUpRN]

You're most welcome

[@LinuSera-nz4ih]

Thank u,

[@LevelUpRN]

You’re welcome 😊

[@LevelUpRN]

You’re welcome 😊

[@Mrmiter-lk4rd]

can I become a patient safety manager with a BS in healthcare administration?

[@HatemMulla-i5u]

what about Someone came to visit his relative and felt down in a wet bathroom, resulted in head injury for which he was admitted and treated successfully, what you should do

[@Amanda-we8or]

Thank you for this video. It helped me a lot😊 I have a question. I am wondering when we should interview the patient when we conduct an QI activities.

[@LevelUpRN]

Typically, quality improvement is more about improving a facility policy or procedure. For instance, finding ways to decrease hospital-acquired infections. In most instances, the patients wouldn't need to be interviewed for that process. However, for a patient safety event or a sentinel event, it's possible that the patient or family/visitors would need to be interviewed if they could provide information about what they observed happening, or what their experience was during the event. I hope that helps! --Meris :)

[@ayenaku29]

I like your tattoos! I like the colorful design on your glasses! :) Thank you for helping students like us! Watching from MN.

[@LevelUpRN]

Thank you! So happy to help!! ❤️

[@astridyethan]

How you cite this APA?

[@justinedema3222]

Highly educative!

[@LevelUpRN]

So glad it was helpful!

[@bbg515011]

Dumb question, when would any error in healthcare be acceptable? Wouldn’t “0”% errors or defects always be the standard by default? Could you give an example of when or what area of healthcare would anything but “0”% be acceptable? Thanks!

[@miranda725]

Hi I work in healthcare risk/ quality! so almost everything is over 0 because the average is more than that. We have to establish benchmarks that take into consideration the average in the nation. Just saying 0 will make almost everything fail and you can’t compete with something that doesn’t exist! I hope that makes sense 😄

[@miranda725]

So what we want is under the average. If we keep doing good, then we can lower it more to stay competitive with ourselves