Med Safety
These must always be verified before administering medication.
What are the Six Rights of Medication Administration?
This board shows clinic performance metrics.
What is the DQS Board?
Contains clinic Scope, services, and operations.
What is the Red Book.
Always use two identifiers.
What are name and date of birth?
What is an AED?
Medications that require extra precautions due to high risk
What are High-Alert medications?
Short team meeting to review safety and operations
What is a huddle?
Describes what services the clinic provides
What is scope of care?
If no ID, you also collect this
Security feature for immediate help
What is a panic button?
These must be immediately removed and not used
What are expired or damaged medications?
Tool used to track improvement projects
What is an A3?
Staff must know where this is located
What is the Red Book location? (Triage Room)
Method to confirm patient understanding
What is teach-back?
First step during life-threatening event
What is activate emergency response?
These drugs must be separated if they look or sound similar
What are look-alike/sound-alike medications?
Staff must explain changes based on this
What are DQS results?
Leadership must approve this document
What is scope of services?
Poster includes how to contact this organization
What is The Joint Commission?
Staff must know location of this
What is emergency equipment?
Storage of medications that can cause potential harm.
What are high-alert medications? (Red Bins)
Policy ensures response to these events
What are life-threatening emergencies?