Elliott Jones' Story
When was Elliott Born?
When is 2015.
How does the CNO enforce proper care standards?
HINT: This may be a category on the jeopardy board!
What is the Code of Conduct.
This avoidance ensures we wash our hands properly and often?
What is Hand Hygiene.
This Principle of the CNO's Code of Conduct states "Nurses maintain patients’ trust by providing safe and competent care?"
What is Principle 3.
What disease was Elliott diagnosed with upon birth?
What is necrotizing enterocolitis?
This often happens when a nurse makes numerous mistakes in the field?
What is disciplinary action.
This principle ensures nurses finish working with one patient before moving on to another?
What is Caring for One Patient at a Time.
This Principle of the CNO's Code of Conduct states "Nurses maintain public confidence in the nursing profession?"
What is Principle 6 of the CNO's Code of Conduct.
What did the nurse accidentally inject Elliott with instead of his Heparin?
What is Morphine.
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In what year was the CNO established?
When was 1963.
This principle ensures nurses wear proper PPE when precautions are put in place?
What is Infection Control Precautions.
This Principle of the CNO's Code of Conduct states "Nurses work together to promote patient well-being?"
What is Principle 2 of the CNO's Code of Conduct.
What body part does necrotizing enterocolitis attack?
What is the Intestine.
What agency often sides with physicians and nurses in legal cases of malpractice?
What is the Canadian Medical Protection Association.
This principle relates to using two patient identifiers?
What is Identifying a patient?
This Principle of the CNO's Code of Conduct states "Nurses work respectfully with colleagues to best meet patients’ needs?"
What is Principle 4 of the CNO's Code of Conduct.
What Hospital was Elliott Born in?
What is the Toronto Hospital for Sick Children.
The definition of this type of law suit says "it is generally defined as a civil wrong which causes an injury, for which a victim may seek damages, typically in the form of money damages, against the alleged wrongdoer”
What is a Tort.
How can we ensure medication errors don't occur?
What is Proper Medication Dispensing.
This Principle of the CNO's Code of Conduct states "Nurses act with integrity to maintain patients’ trust?"
What is Principle 5 of the CNO's Code of Conduct.