Got Skin in the Game
The number of staff who assess patient skin condition on admission
What is 2
NQP means this
What is the National Quality Program
Investment into Nursing Careers
What is the REACH Program
The ticket for admission from another facility
What is an accepting physician
Going home without a physicians approval
What is Against Medical Advice
It doesn't require glasses to check this out
What is Four eyes on the patient
Everyone wants to be on her team
Who is Suzi Clements and Quality Patient Safety Committee
The "H" in REACH
What is Honor
Considered "Locked and Loaded"
What is when all of the admission is completed
Discharge medication instructions for new meds
What are indication, dosage, schedule, adverse effects
Usually occurs over the pelvis and the heel
What is shearing the skin Stage 2
This gets to the bottom of the issue
What is a Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
It is not just a job
What is Nursing is a calling
The Admission ticket from ED to any unit
What is SBAR
They are tucked away and forgotten
What are valuables in the safe
Not used to describe moisture associated with skin damage
What is Stage 2
An unexpected event involving death or serious physical or psychological injury
What is a Sentinel Event
Acknowledgement of expertise without going to school
What are Certifications
Omissions, Duplications, Adjustments, deletions or additions
What is reconciling Medications
Don't leave without dropping a line
What is discontinuing IVs, monitors, and catheters/drains
Not used to describe vascular, traumatic, neuropathic or dermatologic conditions
What is DTPI or Deep Tissue Pressure Injury
6 ways to hit hit the target on Performance Improvement
What are the 6 AIMS
Safety Timeliness
Equitable Effectiveness
Efficiency Patient Centered
The 3 C's of Nursing
Care, Collaboration and Culture
Sentinel Event most commonly reported associated with loss of function or death.
What is alarm related events
A proper farewell to a new destination
What is complete handoff communication
Illness assessment, patient summary, hospital course, ongoing assessment, plan of care, to do's, allergies, code status, medication list, and lab and imaging results, current set of vital signs