Environment of Care
Pull Pin, Aim nozzle at the base of the fire, squeeze handle, sweep nozzle from side to side
What is PASS?
These computers are checked daily.
What is the BCA computers?
The % of Infusion Requests signed at time of appointment.
What is the (QAPI) program ? Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program
The process for managing high-alert and hazardous medications.
What is the High Alert Medication Policy?
POC daily quality checks are performed.
What is Glucometer? which falls under Point of Care POC testing or WT waive testing
Rescue, Alert/Alarm, Contain, Evacuate/Extinguish
What is RACE?
All these documents must be shredded immediately and need to be stored in a secure area.
What is PHI?
Process that allows staff, patients and families to address ethical or issues prone to conflict?
Tall Man Lettering
What is Look-Alike Sound Alike (LASA) Medications? located under clinical tools on the intranet
Light sensitivity Bags for chemo, needle length guidelines for sub q injection, ATC template optimization and Room utilization.
What are Performance Improvement projects?
When a foreign substance lands in your eye.
What is the eyewash station? Located in pharmacy
Ongoing education and yearly institutional training on hospital wide and unit specific policy and procedures.
What is EEE (Employee Education Event) and ELPT (Employee Law and Practices Training)?
Blame-free internal reporting of a system process failure or proactive risk assessment?
What is Safety Reporting?
This system monitors the medication Refrigerators and blanket warmers.
What is AreoScout?
National Patient Safety Goals (NPSG)
What is Name and DOB? the two patient unique identifiers.
MSDS icon on desktop
what is the data base where safety data sheets are located related to hazardous chemicals?
Staff Participate in ongoing education to maintain and increase competencies.
What are Annual competencies specific to job description and area worked?
Employee Survey offered annually
What is the Culture of Safety survey?
Items that must always be stored in locked area/cart
What are needles, medications, flushes, etc.?
Provider Privileged Search under Clinical Tools on INSIDE MD Anderson.
What is a tool to determine if a medical professional is credentialed and privileged to perform a procedure?
held quarterly by EH&S
What is a Fire drill?
A binder that contains instructions for use and cleaning for every piece of equipment on floor.
What is an IFU (Information for Use) binder?
Psychological Safety modules
What is the action plan for culture of safety reports?
labeled whenever prepared but not immediately administered.
What are BUD labels? This includes medication that is put on a bedside table in an infusion room. Must hang and start administration or injection immediately in order to not have a BUD label.
What is an oxygen tank? Full are in clean utility and empty are in dirty utility. Dirty are able to be used if they are wiped down with a Sani wipe prior to use.