ADA Code of Ethics
There are how many fundamental principles that form the foundation of the ADA Code:
What is... five
eat fewer fast foods
provide physical activities that use large muscles
prevent exposures to toxic
avoid second hand smoke
teach about stranger danger
what is safety education for toddlers and preschoolers
National Patient Safety Goals-promote specific safety improvements in patient safety
Barriers to Therapeutic Communications
Arguments, Disapprove, give advice, pity
event or circumstance not consistent with normal routine operations of the hospital or staff
harm directly to client
adverse event
what are the five fundamentals of the ADA code of ethics?
autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, justice and veracity.
swaddle
back to sleep
appropriate toys
infant centered environment
know choking and CPR procedures
avoid second hand smoke
what is... ways to educate safety for infants
LEARN
Listen
Explain
Acknowledge
Review
Negotiate
Blocks to active listening
rehearsing
being concerned with oneself
Assuming
Judging
Identifying
Getting off track
Filtering
an unexpected occurrence involving death, serious physical or psychological injury, or the risk thereof
sentinel event
What is nonmaleficence
Do no harm
encourage nutritional foods
adequate sleep
observe signs of depression & substance abuse
safe driving behaviors
What is education regarding safety for teens
WSS
Wrong Site Surgery
the physiological process of sound waves hitting your eardrum and being transmitted to your brain
hearing
event in which an incident occurred but was detected before it reached the patient
near miss event
veracity
telling the truth
maintain mobility as possible
declutter house
skid resistant shoes/socks
assistive devices
stay hydrated
what is safety recommendations for older adults
HAI
Healthcare Associated Infections
the process of understanding other's messages
listening
an incident that reached the patient, but no discernible harm resulted
no harm event
Effectiveness vs. Efficiency
Doing the right things vs. doing things right.
safety around strangers
audible crosswalk signals
evacuation plans
soft surfaces
toys/hobbies to fit development level
what is safety recommendations for individuals with developmental delays or special needs.
SBAR
Situation
Background
Assessment
Recommendation
the ability to understand and share the feelings of another
empathy
who is at most risk in the hospital
•Children in the hospital are at particular risk:
Adverse pharmacologic events
Varying pharmaceutical effects
Dosage calculations
Birth complications
Surgical errors
Diagnostic errors
Risk of infection