Best Practice
RL Submission
Notification
Lines & Drains
Fall Risk
100

Two of these are required for each patient admission

What are patient identifiers

100
A patient you are monitoring had a fall and your next step is to submit an RL, this is where you go

What is either 

-Through The Source?

-Through patient's chart in EPIC?

100

A patient is extremely agitated/restless in the bed, and there is notable movement under the covers, this is your next step.

What is call bedside staff?
100

This is the Skeleton's name.

What is Bone Jovi?
100

This is the color socks that all fall risk patients wear.

What is yellow?

200

When you call someone, this is the first thing that you do.

What is introduce yourself using your name and department?

200
After a near miss or missed event, this is who you notify at the VHC

Who is the SV RN? 

200

The SV RN notifies you that you are getting an admission, this is your next step.

What is take the transferred call, complete admission?
200

You are monitoring a patient who is itching their L arm.  In report, bedside requested monitoring for a PIV on their left forearm.  What is your next step? 

What is provide verbal redirection and document in EPIC intervention? 

200

RN calls and says we are stat alarming too much and to only stat alarm if patient has both legs over the side of the bed, this is what you do next.

What is provide clarity on Safety View workflow/expectations when stat alarm is indicated?

300

At the start of your shift this is what you do to ensure you have all patients pulled up.

What is compare your EPIC patient list to your Avasure/Hellocare application?

300

You need someone to cover your station while you write and submit an RL for an incident, this is who you can reach out to for assistance covering your station.

Who is lead, house supervisor, or SV RN?

300
This is your first call if a patient being monitored for elopement exits the room.

Who is primary RN?

300

This is a short term access point to administer medication and/or fluids.

What is a peripheral IV?

300
The primary RN asks you to monitor the patient for both falls AND elopement, this is your next step.
What is provide clarity on difference between fall risk/elopement patients?
400
You've been trying to call the primary RN for report, you've attempted to call 4 times with no answer, this is your next step.

What is call the Charge RN or escalate to SV RN?

400

Your patient you are monitoring almost falls out of bed, this is your next step after making notification to the bedside.

What is loop in SV RN and submit an RL?

400

You are monitoring a patient for elopement, this is the point where you would activate the stat alarm.

What is when the patient crosses the threshold of the doorway?

400

A patient you are monitoring has their oxygen device (NC, oxymask, trach collar, cpap/bipap) on their forehead, this is your next step.

What is notify bedside staff?

400

You initiate a 4th stat alarm for a patient within the last half hour. This is your next step.

What is escalate to SV RN to evaluate for in person sitter?

500

You experience a difficult call that you would like management to review, this is who you reach out to.

Who is SVRN, house supervisor, supervisor, or manager?

500

When you submit an RL, you should remain...

What is objective? 

500

You are monitoring a patient for elopement when the patient leaves the room.  During report, the bedside RN requested that the stat alarm not be used as it agitates the patient.  This is your next step. 

What is initiate the stat alarm?

500

You call for report on a patient and the primary RN asks you to monitor the patient's brain drain, this is your next step. 

What is escalate to SV RN as we can not monitor for brain drains.

500

Your patient falls and hits their head with no staff present in the room, this is your next step?

What is initiate stat alarm? 

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