Despite the implementation of bar-code medication administration (BCMA) on your busy medical unit, you notice that the number of medication errors has not significantly decreased.
Which of the following reasons might explain the lack of change in errors? a. A number of new medications have been introduced into the hospital pharmacy that are not yet recognized in the CDS.
b. There have been an unusually high number of patients on the unit who have been unable to confirm their identity at the time of medication administration.
c. Lack of staff understanding and support for BCMA has led to overrides or failures to scan bar codes during busy times.
d. Clinical data that have been entered into the system to guide administration of the medications are outdated.
Question 2
You pull staff together to assess a situation in which the family of a seriously ill patient is anxious and is absorbing a great deal of staff time in consultation, discussion, and questioning of treatment decisions.
Staff members are becoming distanced from the family. After inviting the concerns of staff, you explain that the organization values patient-centered care and that evidence supports that acting as an advocate and a listener is helpful to families. You ask the staff for ideas as to strategies that are effectively patient-centered in these situations. In this situation, you are taking on which role? a. Leadership
b. Management
c. Follower
d. Visionary
A Motor Unit
Copiers should meet the particular needs of the medical office.
Rules for Forming Plurals Medical Terms (NOUNS)
Types, Sizes, and Uses of Computers in the Medical Office
An example of a medical history sheet to list patient problems.
Massage is used as a complement to standard medical treatment in hospitals and skilled nursing ...