NURSING
She established fundamentals that changed the role of nursing in hospitals.
Who is Florence Nightingale?
Name one of the Magnet benefits patients receive?
Reduced mortality/morbidity
Improved patient safety
Decreased LOS (length of stay)
Increased patient satisfaction
Decreased complications
Interdisciplinary teamwork that supports patient and family centered care
Service
Teamwork
Accountability
Attitude
Respect
What are the 5 STAAR standards?
TJC
What is The Joint Commission?
Improve patient outcomes, promote quality nursing care, and foster a positive work environment for nurses.
What three goals does the Magnet Recognition Program focus on advancing?
Chief Nursing Executive for the MSHS
Who is the Beth Oliver?
What are the National Patient Safety Goals?
Topics originated by the Joint Commission to promote and enforce major changes in patient safety in thousands of participating health care organizations in the United States. Updated and published yearly.
Meeting the highest standards in nursing excellence by creating an environment where nurses want to work and patients want to receive their care.
What is Magnet designation?
MSSN
What is Mount Sinai South Nassau?
ANCC - American Nurses Credentialing Center – a subsidiary of the American Nurses Association.
Who awards Magnet Status?
To provide exceptional clinical experiences and outcomes for patients and families, while advancing nursing practice through education, equity, leadership, innovation, and scientific nursing research. The aim of the mission is to be a place where nurses choose to work and patients want to receive care.
What is the Mount Sinai Hospital's Nursing Mission?
Patient Care Delivery Model?
What is the Relationship Centered Care?
What are the Magnet model components?
MSHS
What is Mount Sinai Hospital System?
Quality of leadership
Organizational Structure
Management style
Personnel policies and programs
Professional Models of Care
Quality Improvement
Consultation and resources
Autonomy
Community and the hospital
Nurse as a teacher
Image of nursing
Interdisciplinary relationships
Professional development
What are some of the Forces of Magnetism?
A place where nurses choose to work and patients want to receive their care. This vision emphasizes a commitment to creating a positive and supportive work environment for nurses while also ensuring the highest quality patient care.
What is one of the Mount Sinai Hospital's Nursing Vision?
Two patient identifiers
What are the Name and Date of Birth?
A place to relax and recharge.
What is the Recharge Room?
CNO at MSSN
Who is Chief Nursing Officer Stacy Conklin?
High quality of care, improved recruitment and retention, significant cost savings to hospitals, increased visibility via media coverage, hospital of choice for patients and families.
What are some benefits to having Magnet status?
MSSN known as in relation to the MSHS
What is the Flagship hospital on Long Island
Near Miss (aka Good Catch)
What is an unplanned event that did not result in injury illness or damage, but had the potential to do so?
The MSSN Electronic Medical Record System
The EMR coming in November
What are Allscripts and Epic?
ANCC
What is the American Nurse Credentialing Center?
American Nurses Credentialing Center
Who grants Magnet designation for hospitals?